Edward Jones
306 St Laurent Ave V2J5A3 Quesnel, BC, Canada

Are you an experienced financial advisor looking to take your practice to the next level? Attend this event on April 22nd to learn more about the opportunity at Edward Jones. Current IIROC or MFDA licenses are required for participation. [EDJ2021]

Tip #2: Diversify your portfolio. What’s in your investment portfolio? Consider scheduling an online meeting with me: I would be happy to give you a complimentary review of your portfolio. [EDJ2020]

Before you make a budget it's important to identify your short-term (paying your credit card, reducing weekly expenses) and your long-term goals (saving to buy a house or a car). I can help you create an investment strategy to address your needs. [EDJ2020]

By focusing on what you can control, you’ll be in a better position to move forward when it comes to things like planning for your estate, your mortgage or your investment strategy. [EDJ2020]

Setup an Emergency Fund: It’s always a good idea to save some cash saved for a rainy day. Having 3-6 months worth of living expenses means if something unexpected happens it won't throw you too far off your goals. I can help you calculate how much cash you may need to fill your rainy day bucket. [EDJ2020\

Take some time to share money lessons with your children. Teaching them the value of a dollar and how to save for the long-term can help build financial literacy and help them navigate their finances as adults.[EDJ2020]

The financial landscape has changed pretty dramatically these past several months, along with so many other aspects of our day-to-day lives. What hasn’t changed is our commitment to put your needs and interests first, in all that we do. I’m available to help you navigate your road to recovery by helping you focus on what you can control in your financial strategy. [EDJ2020]

Today we honour the sacrifices of those who lost their lives and fought for our freedom. [EDJ2020]

Hear from our Country Leader David Gunn about our ground-breaking study that uncovered the realities of modern retirement. [EDJ2020]

Now might be a good time to update or review your beneficiaries for registered investment accounts (TFSAs, RRSPs, RRIFs etc.) as well as your insurance policies. This is how these institutions know who the funds should go to if something happens to you. Read more here.