Edward Jones Financial Advisor: Tammy Scuralli
80 Brock Street West L9P1P4 Uxbridge, ON, Canada

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Find out what's happening in the markets with our latest financial market update.[EDJ2021]

In this update, we review last week's market performance and take a look at what the week ahead could hold. [EDJ2020]

Weekly Market Update: With days left before the U.S. election, a trifecta of worries around the political outcome, the path of the virus, and the lack of progress on another U.S. fiscal package weighed on stocks. Read the rest here.

Weekly Market Update: The markets drifted lower last Friday on news that President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump tested positive for COVID-19. As the nation wished a speedy and full recovery for the first family, Friday's news puts the coronavirus back in the forefront of headlines, and this could have behavioral effects on consumers who may now be more cautious in returning to normal economic activities. Read the rest here

I’m so proud of our team for our latest accomplishment! Last week Edward Jones was named Brokerage of the Year at the Annual Wealth Professional Awards and we couldn’t have done it without you! To all our clients, thank you so much for putting your trust in me and Edward Jones. It really means the world.

Investing through a recession can be stressful, but don’t forget that bear markets are normal. Feel free to get in touch with me if you’re thinking of refocusing your financial strategy. We’ll work together to figure out what the best way to move forward is, for you.

Thank you to everyone who joined my zoom seminar today I really appreciate you being there. If you have any questions please give my office a call we would be happy to answer them for you. Have a wonderful weekend.

Weekly Market Update: Despite the unprecedented, unpredictable and unruly path of the COVID-19 pandemic, weve observed a pattern to the economic recovery to date that we believe can be defined by three distinct stages: Stage 1: A severe recession, Stage 2: A sharp early rebound and Stage 3: A slow recovery back to pre-pandemic levels. Read the rest here.

September 26, 2020 10:00 a.m. Three Reasons to Revisit Your Financial Strategy Now. Call 905-852-1244 for your personal invitation.

As we emerge and enter various stages of recovery across Canada, we recognize that what is important to us may have changed. Whether you are preparing for or living in retirement, we will discuss these three reasons to revisit your financial strategy now. 1. Estate Considerations 2. How real estate fits into your financial strategy 3. Tips on how to balance debt and investing priorities

Weekly Market Update: Want to know what happened in the markets this past week and whats ahead? Checkout the latest update.

How do you protect potentially your largest asset and your family. I would like to help you with your options.

Exceptional support, partnership, serviceand opportunities to succeed: IT ALL ADDS UP to a challenging, satisfying career with Edward Jones.

Weekly Market Update: The market is wrapping up the summer in a much different position than it was in just a hand full of months ago, reflecting this years evolving (and unusual) conditions. Heres a look at whats changed and what hasnt, and what it may mean for the road ahead.

Life happens, so whether youre having a baby, buying a home or struggling with a recent divorce or death, it makes sense to review your financial strategy at least once a year with your advisor. This can help ensure that any major changes in your life are applied to your financial strategy, so you can continue to feel secure and on track. Contact me today to learn more about how I can work for you.

Weekly Market Update: As the markets reach a new high, and as the economy continues to struggle, whats the bottom line for investors? Here are three points that can inform how we view the recovery. Learn more here.

The first year of a new school year is a milestone for any parent, however old your child is. And while it may not be back to school as usual, preparing for your kids education can be daunting to think about. Were here to help you plan for not only your future, but also that of your children. Feel free to reach out to us today to set up an appointment.

Weekly Market Update: This has been quite a run. Is the market due for a breather? We expect some stumbles We think the markets anticipation of an economic and corporate profit rebound is appropriate, but we expect hiccups along the way that will likely produce episodes of volatility. Read more here.

Once viewed as an end to work and an opportunity to wind down, retirement is increasingly becoming a time of new choices, new freedoms, new purpose and new challenges. Retirement is changing. Learn how here.

Preparing for retirement or planning for your childs education are significant milestones that require long-term planning. By considering your long-term goals, I can work with you to understand whats important to you.

Weekly Market Update: Business activity for the manufacturing sector expanded in Canada, and the domestic economy added 418,500 jobs in July, beating estimates. Following the three-month rebound, Canada has now recouped 55% of jobs lost due to the pandemic. Read the rest here.

If youre looking for an excuse to grab yourself a frozen treat, today July 26th is the day! Its National Coffee Milkshake Day!

Hear from our Country Leader David Gunn about how the pandemic has changed the client-advisor experience.

Where are you on your financial journey? The first step to building a financial strategy is to understand where you are today. Take this short quiz to get started.

Its not too late to get back on track with your investments if you feel like youve lost your way. It may be a good idea to consider investing in both stocks and bonds because it can help stabilize your returns even during times of extreme market volatility. Contact me to discuss.

Weekly Market Update: As the French proverb, or the Bon Jovi song (your choice on where to give credit), says, "The more things change, the more they stay the same". With 50% of 2020 in the books, our outlook for the second half contains a bit of both. Read the rest here.

Weekly Market Update: The first half of 2020 contained an all-time high for stocks, a global pandemic, a swift and severe recession along with the sharpest bear market drop on record followed by a strong market rally that included the fifth-strongest quarterly gain for the S&P 500 in the post-war era. So with all of that packed into the first half, whats in store for the second half of the year?

Are you an experienced financial advisor looking to take your practice to the next level? Attend this event to learn more about the opportunity at Edward Jones.

Weekly Market Update: Its time for your weekly financial market update. Find out what happened this past week and whats coming up. Read it here.

While social media often shows us a window into other peoples now, we can forget that what is now is the result of months or years of progress. The same is true for investing and the accumulation of wealth. Its important to remember that most people make their money over time, not overnight.

Weekly Market Update: The 60s western "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" features Clint Eastwood in pursuit of buried gold. He reaches his goal, but not without several twists and duels along the way. The economy and stock market are currently in the early stages of their recovery, recent days are a reminder that the path will endure twists as positive trends and ongoing risks duel it out along the way. Read the rest here.

No one wants to talk about insurance. During your lifetime it can protect your family and be a source of income or cash needs but as we age it can be a very important piece of estate planning. I offer a needs analysis to determine what your needs are. You can determine who you want to partner with to help with those needs. Please call me if I can help. Tammy Short Scuralli

Edward Jones has partnered with Leger Research to better understand how Canadians have been impacted financially by the global pandemic. The survey found, while most Canadians have been impacted by COVID-19, the factors affecting them differ based on age or life stage. If you have been financially impacted by the pandemic, or need a second opinion, I can help you navigate through these unprecedented times together. We can meet through several virtual options. Lets talk.

The Government of Canada has rolled out its Economic Response Plan to provide financial relief to individuals and business owners who have been directly affected by the pandemic. Heres a summary of how these benefits can work for you.

Did you know that investing systematically lets you buy more shares when the price is low and fewer when the price is high? This program is called Dollar Cost Averaging. Weve entered a unique period where our savings can greatly outweigh our personal spending habits, so take advantage! Lets talk to see if this program can work for you!

Weekly Market Update: Driving through fog is difficult. Its hard to see the road and even harder to see the destination. In the same sense the path from recession to recovery can be just as hard to make out. As the economy emerges from the unprecedented lockdown, investors continue to look for signs that the recovery is going in the right direction. Read the rest here.

When markets are volatile, its normal to feel anxiety or the need to do something. You may be asking, "Is my financial strategy still OK?" Although we cant predict when the volatility will end, our guidance can help you navigate the current uncertainty and help ensure your retirement savings can provide for your needs throughout your life.

Weekly Market Update: Stocks ended the week higher, with the month of May marking the start of the gradual reopening of the domestic and global economy. A steady but slow decline in new infections has allowed the partial lifting of restrictions, boosting investor confidence. Read the rest here.

Nearing retirement in the face of a global pandemic and unprecedented market volatility may change how you should be thinking about your plans. We look at some of the steps you can take to remain in or regain control and stay on track to meet your goals.

Heres our final tip in our help to manage your investments series! Tip 5: I am ready and available to help you create a financial strategy that works for you, and to answer any questions you may have about your portfolio. Lets talk.

Tip 4! Keeping your portfolio balanced can be a good way to take advantage of market volatility. Interested in learning what a balanced portfolio looks like? Feel free to schedule a meeting with me and I can work with you to put together a financial strategy that takes into account your personal long- and short-term goals.

Still with me? Heres Tip #3 on managing your investments: Try not to make impulsive decisions about when to sell your assets. How will you know when to start buying again? You risk missing out on the markets best days, which can account for a percentage of your losses that youd have otherwise received. Not sure what to do or where to go? Happy to talk you through your options!

Tip 2: Diversify your portfolio. Whats in your investment portfolio? Consider scheduling an online meeting with me: I would be happy to give you a complimentary review of your portfolio.