Edward Jones-Financial Advisor: Paul Kom, CFP, AAMS

12/13/2021

My branch is excited to partner with the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve and support the local Toys for Tots Program. If you have any new, unwrapped toys you would like to donate to local families with children, please drop them off by my office. Edward Jones cannot accept monetary donations of any kind.

12/10/2021

Need help understanding the differences between a 401(k) and a Traditional IRA? Let’s go over your retirement options together so you’ll be prepared when it’s time to choose one.

12/08/2021

From probate and types of trusts to how to select a trustee, we’ve answered the most common questions on estate planning. When you’re ready, let’s talk about how you can take the next step in your estate strategy.

We’ve answered them

12/06/2021

Step 1: Recognize the importance of putting an estate strategy in place, regardless of your age. Take the next step today and read through these important considerations when planning your estate.

Considerations to make

12/03/2021

It may feel daunting to review your accounts, identify your options and name the right beneficiaries. We can work with you now to help your choices align with your overall estate strategy.

Where to begin

12/03/2021

Everyone’s financial goals are unique. That’s why here at Edward Jones, we take the time to make a strategy tailored to your financial future. Don’t know where to start? Send me a message and we can take the first step together.

12/01/2021

Have you considered exchange-traded funds(ETFs)? Let's discuss if these make sense for your financial strategy.

What is an ETF and how does it work? Get all the facts and information you need to understand these funds.

11/29/2021

Did you know that financial health can affect your mental health? Here are some tips on how to get your financial house in order to help give you peace of mind.

Finance tips for kids

11/26/2021

A tough conversation now can make your family’s decisions much easier in the future. Here’s what you should share with your family so they can better manage your end-of-life plans.

Four things to consider