Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Mael Glennon

11/03/2026

What might the upcoming U.S. midterm election mean for investors?

While markets can react to election headlines and unexpected outcomes, history reminds us that long-term investing and political predictions don't always go hand in hand.

Our Senior Global Investment Strategist Angelo Kourkafas and Head of Policy, Regulatory and Government Relations Andy Blocker sat down together at the Edward Jones Town Square in Washington, D.C., to discuss why investors may want to focus on their long-term goals instead of short-term political noise, and what past midterm elections can teach us about market performance.

10/31/2026

Trick or treat! Wishing everyone a safe and spooktacular Halloween.

10/30/2026

The market story is often bigger than the headlines. Our Quarterly Market Outlook looks beyond the headlines and provides Edward Jones’ perspective on the economy, the markets, and what it may mean for your portfolio.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4BxIFo4

Our investment strategists provide Edward Jones’ perspective on the economy and the markets, and what it may mean for your portfolio.

10/27/2026

Many of the conversations I'm having with clients right now start in the same way – with the news. Clients see market-driven headlines and ask: "How does this affect me and my life?"

In a recent Bloomberg interview, our Managing Partner Penny Pennington discusses how financial planning can help investors look beyond today's market noise and stay focused on their goals.

Watch the full conversation: https://bit.ly/4znxf4P

If the headlines have you wondering how all of this affects your financial strategy, let's talk.

10/26/2026

Markets are weighing three key forces right now: elevated oil prices, higher-for-longer interest rates and growing questions around the sustainability of AI-driven investment.

James McCann, Senior Economist, explores how these trends are influencing markets, what's supporting the economic outlook, and what investors should keep in focus in the latest Weekly Market Wrap.

https://bit.ly/4zWaHrL

A summary of last week's market highlights and economic news.

10/23/2026

Higher interest rates have created new challenges for investors, but they may also be creating new opportunities. As bond yields reach levels not seen in decades, it may be time to take a fresh look at the role bonds can play in generating income, managing risk and supporting long-term goals.

Learn more in our October Monthly Portfolio Brief: https://bit.ly/4i32yM7

10/20/2026

The recently announced 2027 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) may provide added flexibility for some retirees. But understanding how changes to Social Security fit into your overall retirement income strategy is just as important as the increase itself.

If you're thinking about how Social Security, portfolio withdrawals and other income sources work together in retirement, I'm here to help you evaluate your options and create a strategy that aligns with your goals. Click to read more in the article below:

Social Security announces 2027 cost-of-living adjustment for benefits

10/19/2026

Market leadership has shifted in October, with investors rotating from technology and AI-focused stocks toward value-oriented and more defensive sectors amid concerns about rates, debt levels and growth expectations.

Mona Mahajan, Head of Investment Strategy, shares her perspective on what's driving the recent market rotation, why the broader fundamental backdrop remains constructive, and what it could mean for investors in the latest Weekly Market Wrap: https://bit.ly/4yXOJV8

10/16/2026

What would happen if you had to retire sooner than expected?

Many people focus on their target retirement date but spend less time preparing for the possibility of an earlier exit due to a job loss, health issue or family caregiving needs.

If you'd like to explore how your retirement strategy would hold up under an unexpected scenario, let's talk. Planning for the "what-ifs" today can help reduce stress tomorrow.

Concerned about a forced retirement? 4 tips to prepare

10/13/2026

With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, investors are once again asking what politics may mean for markets and whether the elections have the potential to disrupt this year's positive momentum. Here's what history says – and what's different this time:

With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, investors are once again asking what politics may mean for markets and whether the elections have the potential to disrupt this year's positive momentum. History suggests that elections often create short-term uncertainty, but they have rarely been the pr...