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It’s a new year, a fresh start. Here’s to the opportunities in the coming year.

After an eventful 2025, we’re looking ahead at a new year of potential positive returns and risks.

Senior Global Investment Strategist Angelo Kourkafas discusses our four key views for 2026 and actions investors can so they’re ready if the market’s resilience is tested.

Market news is everywhere — but what does it all mean for you? Our Monthly Market Compass helps keep you in the know but also looks ahead to what may be down the road. In this video series, our investment strategists share their thoughts on the latest market and economic developments, and offer investing tips you can use as you work toward your long-term financ...

May you experience the good news of Christmas and that you're filled with glad tidings and joy. Wishing you a merry Christmas filled with love and wonder.

While it may seem like a huge endeavor to pay off your debt while still saving for the future, it doesn’t have to be. Let's put together a plan based on your unique situation.

4 steps to help manage your debt How to pay off debt while still setting yourself up for the future

If you’re in your 30s or 40s with a full life and a mile-long to-do list, it might be time to revisit your financial strategy. This chapter is all about building a future you want to live in, and I’m here to help you get there.

4 financial strategies for your 30s and 40s (US|EN) Life seems to speed up and money decisions get more layered when you reach your 30s and 40s. Learn what financial strategies are necessary tools during this time in your life.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

While tech and policy uncertainty kept November's returns muted, a closer look reveals the value of spreading risk and capturing broad opportunities. Portfolio Strategist Tom Larm outlines strategies to consider as we head into 2026 and beyond.

Monthly portfolio brief Learn more about portfolio performance, and check out our recommendations for disciplined investors.

As the holidays approach, may your days be merry, your spirits high and your heart full of joy. We cherish the connection we have and are deeply grateful for your trust in us. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season.

Many people spend decades dreaming of their ideal retirement and how to make it a reality. But while it’s important to make sure you are financially ready to retire, it is also important to prepare emotionally for such a big life change. Here are some questions to consider if you’re emotionally ready to retire.

Are you emotionally ready to retire? Read more here

Life is full of surprises, but when you’ve got the right guidance and assistance, you can be ready for just about anything. Here are some tips to help you protect your financial future from unexpected events.

What are the biggest risks to my retirement? Retirement risks

Health care is one of the biggest expenses in retirement. And while Medicare may cover a large part of traditional medical expenses, it generally doesn’t cover expenses related to long-term care. Here are some tips to help you start planning for long-term care.

Preparing for long-term care expenses Plan for long-term care costs before you’ll need them

Working out at the gym isn't the only way to get in shape. Learn more about how you can develop the healthy financial habits needed for your financial fitness.

Healthy Financial Habits Learn more about how you can develop healthy financial habits needed for financial well-being. From Edward Jones and EVERFI