Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Kevin Boehnlein

Merry Christmas.

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Happy holidays Peace, hope and good cheer

Enjoyed seeing my old friend Vice Chancellor Joe Glover and meeting our IU Southeast Interim Chancellor Kathryn Girten at the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast today. Great things happening at my alma mater!

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So proud of my business partner Tonya Tudor for hitting an important career milestone. She takes such great care of our clients. I’m so blessed to work with her everyday!

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Market Pulse: China-driven global growth concerns spur market pullback

Our market pulse at your fingertips We're committed to keeping you in the know about the latest market movements.

Where did they go?

According to the Pew Research Center, 3.2 million Americans retired in 2020, a 56% increase over the average 2.05 million Americans who retired over the last eight years.

I often hear the same question from parents: Which should I prioritize, my retirement or my child’s college education? Here’s an example scenario that tackles this question.

Saving for retirement and education Let’s discuss how to do both

I love seeing friends recognized for their impact on the community. It is a pleasure to celebrate the retirement of Jorge Lanz after 43 years of distinguished service to JTL and Southern Indiana. He is living the American Dream. Congratulations Jorge!

What does your personality type say about your financial behavior? Researchers have identified seven money personalities. Here are the pitfalls to avoid and some advice based on your type.

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There are 7 money personality types, says psychology expert—how to tell which one you are (and the pitfalls of each) Want to grow your wealth, have enough money to retire and live a happy life? The first step is to identify and understand your money personality type, says financial psychology expert Ken Honda.

I had the honor today to recognize the school with the highest customer service score for 2020 (for Clarksville Schools), as selected by an independent body. Congratulations to Clarksville High School for going above and beyond!

The market changes every day, but what you want for your future probably doesn’t.

Our Investment Philosophy Learn more about how our philosophy is just one of the ways we can help you reach your goals.

Changing jobs can spark the question: What do I do with my 401(k)? There are four options to consider. Let’s talk about the right one for you.

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If you're considering working with me, here are some questions to keep in mind.

How to choose a financial advisor Choosing a financial advisor is the first step toward planning for the future. Here's how to start.

We know that meeting with a financial advisor can be intimidating, but we want to keep your mind at ease. At Edward Jones, we put you and your goals first so we can create a strategy that you feel comfortable with. Send me a message to learn more about what our first consultation could entail.

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Our app lets you track your progress toward your financial goals, connect accounts outside of Edward Jones and so much more. It’s everything you’d want in an app that helps you plan for everything you want.

Goal Tracking Wherever You Go Download our app to stay connected to your goals.

How comfortable are you with risk? Do you like to be hands-on with investment decisions, or prefer some things to happen automatically? If you are learning how to understand your investment personality, these are a couple of the questions we will ask to move you forward in your process.

As a long-term investor, you will inevitably experience a bear market. The good news is, the stock market has always recovered—and bull markets tend to be stronger than bear markets.

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Now you can goal anywhere: our new app is now available for download – access whenever, wherever you need. Because our goal is helping you reach yours.

Download Our New Online Access App Today Stay connected to your goals.

From online access to web conferencing and secure texting, we have the tools to help make our partnership run efficiently. Let's connect today.

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The stock market can fluctuate, but the S&P 500 has finished positive in 30 of the last 40 years. Long term investing can help the market work in your favor.

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Planning a wedding with details that perfectly represent both of you is exciting. And as you build your lives together, there are also financial strategies and details you’ll want to talk through. Talk to me. I can help you and your partner define your financial goals.

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How much money should you use from your investments to spend in retirement? We believe there’s a starting point to consider. Let's chat and learn your financial behavior to make a decision that suits you.

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Life wasn't predictable when you were working full time. That doesn't change in retirement. That's why we believe withdrawal rates (or how much you take from your investments each year) should be modest.

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What should I consider before taking Social Security? Your decisions about social security can make a big impact on your retirement.

Don't wait until it's too late and you're already retired to learn these valuable lessons.

Three things investors wish they'd known before retirement Investors share the tips they wish someone would have told them.

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

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The 20 most important personal finance laws to live by Following some simple rules (and avoiding common costly mistakes) can put you miles ahead when it comes to saving for retirement.

This crash course on personal finance is a great guide to what you need to know and what to do in each decade of your life.

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Personal Finance 101: The complete guide to managing your money Creating a financially secure life can feel like a daunting task. This Personal Finance 101 guide lays out seven key steps to get you working toward long-term security.

Are you thinking about buying your first home this year?

First-time homebuyer's checklist Saving for your first home? This checklist has tips to help you prepare for homeownership.

COVID-19 threw a curveball into so many of our plans. Here's what our recent survey said about how the financial pictures of Americans are faring, as well as tips to increase financial resilience.

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Edward Jones survey finds financial stability still hard to come by for many Americans Read more about Edward Jones in the news.

Over the past decade, the average student loan debt increased by nearly $10,000. While that number may seem daunting, there are a variety of ways to pay off your debt. Learn more about some creative and more traditional solutions to repay your student loans.

How to Pay Off Student Loans Borrowers who successfully paid off their student loans used these strategies.

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Investment Calculator: Realize the Power of Long-term Savings What’s the impact of saving over time? Enter an investment amount to see the power of long-term savings.