Edward Jones-Financial Advisor: Stephen Bronn, QAFP
447 Niagara St. Unit 4 L3C 1L6 Welland, ON, Canada

Consider catching up on unused RRSP room by increasing your contributions (if you can), take out an RRSP loan and use your tax rebate to repay some or all of the loan. You may put any tax refunds towards your RRSP contribution. I can help. [EDJ2021]

If you've landed your first job, it's time for a celebration. I'm excited for you and want to help you get started off on the right foot with a solid savings and investment strategy. Why not begin with your very first paycheque? [EDJ2021]

It’s always a good idea to expect the unexpected. You can prepare for unforeseen costs by allocating a small sum of money each month to an emergency fund that can help cover any costs in the event of an emergency should you ever need it. [EDJ2021]

At Edward Jones, we believe in five basic rules that will help you form a strong foundation for investing, and it all begins with developing a strategy. Interested in learning more? I’ll be more than happy to help you build a personalized strategy that suits your needs. [EDJ2020]

Your priorities and perspectives may have shifted along with recent events, and your financial strategy may need to be adjusted accordingly. I am available to listen to your dreams, goals and concerns and will spend time with you working on a strategy that’s right for you. [EDJ2020]

Weekly Market Update: In what surely qualifies as some of the more encouraging news of the year, the announcement that a Pfizer vaccine showed promising trial results powered markets higher last week. The coast isn't clear, but the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel got a bit brighter. Read the rest here.

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.

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]

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

If you’ve experienced financial loss during the pandemic, you’re not alone. Statistics tells us that 743,000 Canadian households deferred their mortgages or skipped their payments as a result of COVID-19. While making a budget and changing your spending habits is by no means a glamorous job, it is an essential tool to help avoid high levels of debt. I can help.