Edward Jones

Did you know women represent 57% of the workforce? [EDJ2021]

Do you know the difference between a fixed rate and a variable rate? When you take out a loan, a fixed rate will ensure a steady interest rate that will never change throughout the borrowing period. A variable rate, on the other hand, will change over time. If you’re applying for a private loan, you will need to choose which rate best fits your financial goals. Here’s how to decide between a fixed rate and a variable rate. [EDJ2021]

Want to go back to school to make a career switch? Get the best return on investment with these degrees. [EDJ2021]

Before agreeing to become a financial caregiver, it’s important to understand the expectations and decisions you’ll be required to make. Our resources can help you and your loved one explore the right questions when it’s time to put a financial caregiver in place. [EDJ2021]

This week we are defining a key term you’ll need to know when taking out a loan: principal. A financial principal is the amount a borrower takes before interest is accrued. If you’re trying to determine the principal amount that will work for your next big investment, send me a message and we can dive into the details of determining your initial ask. [EDJ2021]

Congratulations on your decision to buy a home! Learn more about the upfront and ongoing costs of homeownership and how they might fit with your other expenses. [EDJ2021]

These 20 personal finance rules cover everything from savings to taxes. [EDJ2021]

In this update, we review last week's market performance and take a look at what the week ahead could hold.

Your credit score can have a big impact on your financial life. [EDJ2021]

For millions of Americans, divorce has become a growing obstacle in retirement doubling in the past 25 years. These strategies can help you find your financial footing as you plan for a new, financially independent future. [EDJ2021]