Edward Jones - Mae Luchetti: Financial Advisor

Chugging Along Despite the minor mid-June pullback spurred by concerns of a Fed policy shift, not much has changed in the financial markets or in the outlook for the economy.

Chances are you'll change jobs more than once during your career. A job change can be exciting and daunting at the same time – and it probably will have financial implications.

Ultimately, your investment portfolio should be designed to help you reach specific financial objectives, so you should measure its performance against the return you need to reach those goals.

Although 46% of Americans feel financially resilient, a variety of life and world events can impact their plans.

Your employer's life insurance policy can serve as a valuable safety net if something were to happen to you. If you already have this benefit at work, you're taking an important step to protect your family.

Each stage of life is an opportunity for a new chapter you get to write. Whatever your next chapter looks like, we're here to back you up with actionable plans and personalized strategies unique to your financial story.

It's always a good idea to save some cash for a "rainy day." An Edward Jones financial advisor can help make sure your savings support your overall financial strategy.

Since the turn of the century, we've been reminded of one of the risks of investing – the risk of market declines.

Are your investments aligned to your values? Should they be? Here are some of the basics.

Fixed-income investments pay interest in fixed amounts, at specified times. All of our bonds are rigorously reviewed against our quality standards.