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Edward Jones is a wealth management and advisory company that offers a variety of investment accounts and services. With Edward Jones, you have access to in-person financial planning with a professional advisor and some basic online account management tools. Just compare its fees and commissions to the competition to be sure you’re not overpaying.

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Pros
  • Access to banking features
  • Investment services
  • Personalized, in-person advice
Cons
  • No brokerage account monitoring
  • Commission and trading fees

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San Diego, CA
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The one time I wish there was a zero star option. One of the worst financial decisions I ever made was moving my portfolio to EJ. From horrible decisions made by my Advisor that I...

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Ball Ground, GA
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My experience with Edward Jones has always been very good. My Financial Advisor Eric ** has always been very attentive and professional since coming on board. Reason for my 5* rat...

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What is Edward Jones?

Edward Jones is a traditional wealth management company with financial advisors across the country. The company provides comprehensive investment services, including:

  • Retirement accounts, such as traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, Roth conversions and 401(k) rollovers
  • Education savings, such as 529 plans, custodial accounts, Coverdell education savings accounts and zero-coupon bonds
  • Investments, such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds investments, ETFs, CDs and unit investment trusts
  • Insurance products and annuities, such as life insurance, long-term disability insurance and long-term care insurance
  • Cash and credit accounts and services, such as money market funds, credit cards, loans, savings accounts, bill pay services and check writing

Edward Jones also offers financial planning for business owners and self-employed individuals who want to save for retirement or need assistance with cash management.

What does Edward Jones do?

Edward Jones partners clients with financial advisors who guide investment decisions and assist with formulating wealth management plans. Edward Jones works with you to develop an investment portfolio based on your individual needs, financial goals, time horizon and risk tolerance. The company selects and recommends investments based on its analysis of publicly traded stocks, bonds and mutual funds by track record, debts, cash flow, credit risk, people, process and geography.

With a traditional brokerage account, you take on the role of building and managing your portfolio with expert advice from a personal financial advisor. You pay a commission fee for buying and selling certain investments.

You can also choose an advisory solutions account to allow Edward Jones to take care of day-to-day portfolio management. The program fee for the advisory solutions account includes financial advisor services; trading costs; performance reporting; the evaluation and selection of investments; and other personalized services. Edward Jones also offers a comprehensive client consultation group that works with your CPA and attorney to address your situation and align strategies.

Edward Jones fees

Edward Jones charges differently depending on what services you use:

  • It charges a commission on trades up to 2.5% of the principal amount or a minimum of $50 per trade. Most trades also incur a $4.95 transaction fee.
  • Sales charges ranging from 2.25% to 5.75% apply to mutual funds, 529 plans, variable annuities and fixed-income mutual funds.
  • Its advisory solutions program fee begins at 1.35% of your total investment, but the portfolio strategy fee is 0.09%.

Edward Jones FAQ

Where is Edward Jones available?

Edward Jones is available throughout the U.S. Not all services are available in all areas, though. Visit its website to find an office location near you.

Does Edward Jones have in-person services?

Edward Jones specializes in in-person financial advising and wealth management services. Visit a local branch to meet with an Edward Jones financial advisor.

Can I sign up for Edward Jones online?

Yes, you can meet with a financial advisor via web conference or in person to sign up. Online account management tools are available too.

What kinds of investments does Edward Jones deal with?

Edward Jones deals with stocks, bonds, mutual funds, annuities, college savings, retirement accounts, ETFs, CDs, unit investment trusts and fixed-income investments. The company also handles trusts and estate planning.

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Is Edward Jones good?

While Edward Jones fees are higher than those from many robo-advisors, clients enjoy the benefits of having a dedicated financial advisor working with them on the details of their investments and managing their finances with the bigger picture in mind. Banking features such as online bill pay, check writing and personal lines of credit allow you to manage finances conveniently. For customers who want a personalized, in-person approach to wealth management, Edward Jones offers one-on-one financial advising at its local branches.

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    Reviewed Aug. 15, 2026

    I’ve had an Edward Jones account for more than 20 years. My advisor has provided excellent service and financial advice. His staff is great!

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    Reviewed Aug. 6, 2026

    I have been using Edward Jones in Trussville, Alabama for many years now and my financial advisor Zac is always very helpful. He is quick to respond to any requests and conducts himself like a true professional. I highly recommend them.

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      Reviewed July 8, 2026

      I have been with Edward Jones for about 20 years, totally satisfied.

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      Reviewed July 21, 2026

      3 strikes you're out; I wanted to sell 100 shares of stock at $115.00. Absolutely no one in the office, the following day the stock fell and kept falling to below $95.00. Eventually sold for $112.00 resulting in a nice commission for them. The following week I Decided to invest in a mutual fund, I called the office again. My advisor was out. I got connected to someone in the main office. I was assured there was no cost Because of my holdings with Edward Jones. Well GUESS WHAT! Not only was there a Heavy Fee but charged me $2.00 a share more than market price?

      More than 3 times I tried to get ADVICE as Edward Jones Prides themselves and charges a PREMIUM for. Well 3 Strikes You're Out: WE are Moving our Account this week! Sadly, we have been with them for many years and what those years Must have cost us? If you have read this my suggestion is look at another company...

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      Reviewed July 13, 2026

      Their Fees are OUTRAGEOUS and they don't tell you..it's all covered up..so glad I got out.

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      Reviewed July 1, 2026

      Securities fraud on steroids!!! I’ve reported them with all the backup.

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      Reviewed June 18, 2026

      Trusted Edward Jones and advisor Shane ** with most of my savings (including retirement). A deeply troubling experience others should know about. My husband and I have had numerous issues with Edward Jones but here are some major ones. In late 2024, I was recommended to roll over a substantial retirement balance from my employer 401(k) into Edward Jones IRAs. No alternatives were discussed. No comparative analysis of fees, tax consequences, or legal protections was provided.

      The rollover form was presented for a quick signature after the rollover recommendation had already been made and the decision had been influenced by Mr. **'s framing. The rollover was advisor-initiated but the form was phrased as client-initiated, and does not reflect our phone conversation. The same form contains a printed acknowledgement that the advisor has a financial incentive to recommend rollovers because they generate compensation for Edward Jones and the advisor. This conflict was never disclosed before the recommendation was made.

      Significant stock positions were sold, citing diversification, but proceeds sat uninvested for over a year with no reinvestment plan. Commissions were not disclosed. When we sought to transfer accounts elsewhere, we were told everything required liquidation, with no distinction between transferable and non-transferable assets, causing unnecessary tax consequences.

      Edward Jones denied all wrongdoing. The dispute was escalated to the Managing Partner, Chief Compliance Officer, and General Counsel. No response was received from any of them. Our accounts were also closed without any prior notice. We have been locked out of our client portal for months and cannot access our own statements, tax documents, or transaction records. Our repeated requests for these documents and restoration of portal access have been ignored.

      Call recordings that would show what was actually discussed have not been produced despite repeated requests. Edward Jones paid a $50 million SEC penalty in August 2024 specifically for failing to preserve electronic communications. That pattern continues. In December 2022, FINRA fined Edward Jones $1.1 million for purging phone records, misrepresenting to FINRA that records were unavailable, and failing to alert FINRA once it learned of its own failures.

      Edward Jones has also faced the following verified regulatory actions: a $17 million NASAA multi-state settlement in January 2025 for moving clients into fee-based advisory accounts without adequate supervision (the same pattern of conduct my husband and I experienced); a December 2024 FINRA action requiring $4.4 million in restitution for mutual fund overcharges; and a June 2025 NASAA settlement in which Edward Jones was found to have charged more than $11 million in excessive commissions on over 780,000 small-dollar trades, the largest share among five firms sanctioned.

      As of today, Edward Jones has on record 173 regulatory actions and 150 arbitrations. These are not isolated incidents. Edward Jones has continued to face sanctions despite prior penalties, suggesting these practices are systemic rather than accidental. Complaints have been filed with multiple regulatory bodies. Our experience with Edward Jones has been evasive, dismissive, and feels very predatory toward clients who are unaware of their rights. Approach this firm with extreme caution.

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      StaffHonesty & Transparency

      Reviewed June 15, 2026

      Edward Jones Patric ** and BOA Rosealee treated me with, verbal abuse. Lied for over a year. Turned them in for hiding documents from me a beneficiary, absolute refusal to help me. Question denied. Yelled at me saying, "Your mom is dead. Get over it." I have never been so verbally beaten down as I was with these 2 from Gig Harbor. Patrick ** refused 68 requests to speak with him over my Mom's estate. Refused my existence except to manipulate me to sign something. How they sleep at night knowing how my Mother trusted them is baffling.

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      Reviewed June 7, 2026

      Dan ** of Edward Jones in Ocean Springs, MS. Conveniently forgot to tell me about upfront costs they take out of your deposit with them. I asked him directly what it would cost me to open the account. He looked me in the eye and said, "There are no fees!" He mentioned it three times during our meeting. I opened the account with $200K. I went home and pulled my new account up online and found out Dan ** had taken $4K out of my account! Fees and costs are not the same thing to Dan **. It is a trick he uses to get clients. He knew damned well what I was asking, and he totally and without question hid the truth from me.

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      Reviewed May 14, 2026

      Unless you are investing 7 figures the Financial Managers don’t care. No experience managing staff so staff gets treated badly and fired at the drop of a hat. I took my money out. I do not recommend them at all!!!

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      Reviewed May 7, 2026

      Avoid Edward Jones at all costs! I would not recommend Edward Jones to my worst enemy! As a successor co-trustee of a large account, I find them to be non-transparent, liars, filthy money grabbers and arrogant. While a whole team is getting paid to manage a trust, they pay me, as co-trustee, two hundred dollars a month and I'm doing most of the work. Please, I'm begging you, if you are reading this, AVOID THEM AT ALL COSTS!

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      Reviewed May 5, 2026

      I have been with Edward Jones for approximately ten years, having joined after being referred by a customer who was employed there. My experience with Edward Jones has been disappointing. Over the years, my advisor was changed, and I was subsequently assigned to John Nelson in Anchorage. Unfortunately, I found John Nelson to be rude, short-tempered, and not very honest in his dealings. On a positive note, the receptionist, Brittany, has always been patient and pleasant to work with.

      One of my main concerns has been the continual addition of fees. The fees are high and have made it difficult for my investments to grow. Looking back, I regret keeping my account with Edward Jones for as long as I did. Based on my experience, I do not recommend Edward Jones. There are many other firms that offer lower fees and better service, and that will actually help your investments grow over time.

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      Reviewed April 28, 2026

      Suddenly I have bad experience with the Edward Jones main office of Saint Louis, MO. I opened my account April 9, but because I had a one unexpected expense, so two weeks later I needed a larger amount of my own money. My financial advisor, who had left the company in the meantime, was unable to get the requested amount transferred to my bank account. The head office issued me a check, which was mailed without a tracking number!!!! I asked to receive the check as quickly as possible, but they did not fulfill this request, citing some kind of referral letter!! I have not received my own money to this day and this is outrageous!!! The company refers to all kinds of referral letters, which were not disclosed to me when opening the account! This is a very inappropriate service!

      This is my experience and this is true.

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      Reviewed April 13, 2026

      I am extremely upset and disturbed by my experience with Christopher ** during what was supposed to be a professional financial advising meeting. Not only was his behavior unprofessional, but it crossed a serious line when he acted inappropriately toward my children who were present with me. This is completely unacceptable under any circumstances, especially from someone in a position of trust.

      I came seeking financial guidance, not to have my family subjected to uncomfortable and inappropriate conduct. His actions showed a clear lack of judgment, respect, and professionalism. I expect far better from someone representing themselves as a qualified advisor. This situation needs to be taken seriously and addressed immediately. No family should have to go through something like this while simply trying to access professional services.

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      Reviewed Feb. 24, 2026

      The one time I wish there was a zero star option. One of the worst financial decisions I ever made was moving my portfolio to EJ. From horrible decisions made by my Advisor that I had to have reversed, to the returns I got from my investments. Pathetic at best. They just simply made money off of me.

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      Reviewed Feb. 1, 2026

      My experience with Edward Jones has always been very good. My Financial Advisor Eric ** has always been very attentive and professional since coming on board. Reason for my 5* rating is that Eric ** has gone above and beyond to assist me with all my investments, especially now after a current major personal life change, is assisting with collaborating with my CPA to make my money last longer at lower taxes. I could not have handled this on my own.

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      Reviewed Nov. 24, 2025

      Edward Jones became harder and harder for me to work with. I am certain that it is because I have a relatively small retirement account and I don’t matter. First of all my debit card was hacked and they did not help me or refund my amount despite that I had called them right away and followed the steps. They blamed me for traveling and were only available for me during the hours I was working (I am a recruiter and work on my phone). I ended up just losing over $600 because there were so many roadblocks I just gave up. Then just the other day, after almost 10 years they moved me to a rookie up in Minneapolis, with only a message in the app. No call, no explanation, just moved me without a call or any personal communication.

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      Reviewed Nov. 12, 2025

      Wish I would have saw the reviews before attempting to do business on 10/27/2025. We were given and account number and here it is 11/12/2025 and it is still not activated. Called the local branch several times to follow up on information given them to verify address. They point the finger at headquarters. Three times I was told it would be checked on and I would receive a call back. UHH NO!!!! When you call their headquarters, you get a sales pitch on how KEY THE RELATIONSHIP IS WITH YOUR LOCAL BRANCH and they do not wish to get involved. DAAHH the branch is the PROBLEM.

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      Reviewed Oct. 19, 2025

      After more than 16 years with Edward Jones, my financial advisor, Brian **, liquidated all of my portfolio without returning my call or letting me know its tax implications as I called his office and asked after his associate called from her conference e in California. I should preface this with the fact that I found another avenue for financial retirement needs and was hoping to discuss this with Edward Jones. I was unable to accept his associate's call or return it due to the fact that I was attending a family member's cancer surgery for a week. Instead, the Monday upon my return, I called and she, Morgana, was still away so I left a message for Brian about my taxes.

      Another preface, I had my entire portfolio analyzed and discovered I was being charged more fees than I needed at the time, hence finding another option that is not fee based. I appreciated Morgana ** heads up call and am sorry I couldn’t return her contacts. But I am thoroughly disappointed by the unprofessional liquidation of my entire account without contact as requested! Luckily, my new financial advisor is able to cover my HUGE tax bill with a bonus from my new investment company, but the fact remains that the behaviors over the past year from Brian ** after so many great ones were atrocious. Good luck if you go with this individual. He is fantastic with your financial needs, but be aware and be clear when you need to withdraw! I hope this is not the norm with Edward Jones!

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      Reviewed Oct. 18, 2025

      I was a professional in the Financial industry for over 20 years, most recently a Principal for one of the largest public sector retirement plans in the country. I am well-versed in retirement plans. I have heard of some horror stories over the years and now I am unfortunately going through one with Edward Jones myself. I am effort to help my in-laws. My Mother-in-law passed away a year ago and we have not been able to get them to payout hers and my Father-In-law's RMD’s for 2024. We are now almost into 2026. Every time we go in there they act as if they are going to pay them out and then we don’t receive a check so we go back in and get another excuse or we are told that something else needs to be completed. We have given them her death certificate at least 3 times with the initial time being within the month following her death.

      My Father-in-law is 86 and we have given them his POA at least 3 times now and it has still not been processed. They cut a check earlier in April for what I thought was his RMD for 2024 only to find out last month that it was his RMD for 2025 even though I told them to not pay that out until December because I wanted the money to stay invested. They have transferred us to 2 new “financial advisors” however at this point I am not convinced that they have any education or experience to be one based on what we have gone through. They don’t want to deal with me because I know what I am talking about so they continuously try to circumvent me and speak to my Father-in-law when they know that he doesn’t understand any of it. They have done everything in their power to try to keep his money there.

      I have never in my life experienced this much incompetence, complacency, and utter disregard or care as to how their actions affect others especially following the death of a loved one. I am convinced at this point that they have no intention on paying them out even though they are fully aware that this distribution is required by the IRS and failure to pay it out will result in my Father-in-law getting a 50% penalty. This is even after the Principal admitted that they made an error and it should have been paid out before December 31st of last year. They are very nice to your face and act like they will take care of it and then after you leave nothing ever gets done. I can not tell you how many times we have been in their office asking for them to pay out these two RMDs from last year. I am just beside myself that we are still dealing with this a year later. I know that it is not at all difficult to cut a check.

      I have been doing some research on Edward Jones since this has happened and I was also floored to find out that they are not Fiduciaries and as such are not obligated to do what is in the best interest of their clients. How are they even still permitted after the ridiculous amount of complaints and lawsuits still in the business and allowed to handle people’s life savings? The fact that they are handling the amount of money that they are and are not Fiduciaries is a conflict of interest and should not legally be allowed. Please do not allow your family and friends to invest with this Company. They should have repercussions for treating people with such lack of care and disregard in dealing with people’s finances and life savings.

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      Reviewed Oct. 7, 2025

      I was told by my tax man to start SEP account for my retirement. What a mistake!! After 25 years I lost 35%. They invested me in to low yield markets. It's my fault for trusting anyone with my money. Someone made money!! Wasn't me!

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      Reviewed Sept. 12, 2025

      The worst investment I ever made. When I tried moving my money to another advisor outside of Edward Jones, it still has not occurred in 3 months, despite numerous calls and follow ups. Simpson in Brantford is a nightmare to deal with, and Edward Jones' head office is non responsive.

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      Reviewed Sept. 10, 2025

      I have had an Edward Jones MasterCard since 2003. I had my electric bill set up on a monthly payment and when I went out of town, I found my card to be locked because it was showing my electric bill to be a fraudulent charge, even though it’s paid it over the last year. I spent over an hour on the phone and they bypass the lock to allowed me to pay the charge. The next morning, I took my wife out to eat and my card was locked again. I had to pay my hotel bill in order to have my card unlocked because it was showing that the bill was a fraudulent charge.

      The next day, I went to pay out of my hotel and it wouldn’t take my card because it showed it was a fraud charge. I had to have my wife pay the hotel bill with her card. We went home and went to pick up our dog at the daycare and the card was locked. They said they could bypass it so I could pay the bill but couldn’t guarantee my card would not be locked again. They would not fix the problem. I wanted to talk to somebody over her that could actually fix the problem. She said she would just give me the president's address and I could write him. I spent over $20,000 a month on my card and pay it off each month. I probably have had four late payments over the last 22 years. I’m canceling my card.

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      Reviewed Sept. 5, 2025

      I have been with EJ for over 22 years. Up until 2017 their fees were seemingly in line with other companies and also reasonable in their pricing. In 2017 they implemented several programs that you were forced into and instead of annual fees-these programs became monthly fees and were far beyond unreasonable. I had two accounts for me and two for my spouse. Each account showed the same pattern of fees consuming up to 60% of my monthly growth (month to month). In spite of this, their website showed gains of 12-14%. The gains or the fees were not reconcilable in their plethora of statements you get.

      When I assembled 5 years of data on this-EJ could not explain the variance between their Return % and what I had come up with. I gave my wonderful friend and partner at EJ this information and asked for a response in 5 days. I got none. I proceeded to rollover all my EJ assets to my former employer company plan (new accounts etc) and that began a very long and tedious process with EJ blocking and holding to extract their monthly fees when possible. I don't trust their statements, their advice or their tools to provide me with anything accurate. I don't think taking 65-80% of my monthly growth is in any way justifiable.

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      Reviewed Sept. 1, 2025

      My sister passed away the end of May and I was the beneficiary to her investments. I contacted Edward Jones the end of July. Set up an appt with the advisor. August 4th I signed documents and they said they would mail a check. Fast forward to August 18th. Still haven’t received anything so I contacted them again. They said I needed to sign another document then they would send the check. Today is September 1st….Still nothing. I feel like they’re hoping I’m going to forget or something. This is pretty ridiculous and something I shouldn’t have to deal with after losing my sister.

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      Reviewed Aug. 26, 2025

      I do not recommend this company to handle your investments. Most of the problem is how the "advisor" gets compensated. If you go online as if you wanted to work for them, it will tell you how you'd get paid. I highly advise you to do that. The first two years an advisor works there is so much different then from then on.. After the 2nd year, most of their compensation is through the fees they make and that advisor is doing things to create the fees. They are hidden. They tell you one thing in the office (which BTW, bring someone else with you for proof of what they tell you or record it). It's different than the fine print that no one can read cause there are too many pages you have to sign.

      Don't assume because they tell you something, it's actually what you are signing and you're signing that they will get their fees mostly within a mutual funds account (which the advisors will tell you is best for you) instead of offering other options for other types of ways to invest. I lost and lost and they did nothing about it because ultimately it's about the fees they get as to how they make their money. This is a case the requires reading the fine print and there really isn't a way to do that yourself unless you find a lawyer who will translate the lingo to do that. I'd stay away from this company based on how they run things in order for them to make money. It's a sham.

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      Reviewed Aug. 19, 2025

      My advisor communicates with me directly at least once a month. As a widow with the only asset being the sale of my home, my advisor understood my risk tolerance and has walked me through every step of investment choices. He is available and returns calls same day. My nest egg is growing. His assistant is wonderful also. I am very happy with EJ. Clinton NJ.

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      Reviewed Aug. 1, 2025

      I would highly recommend staying away from EJ. I wish I could give them zero stars. They took 6% of the 401k I rolled over to them initially and encouraged me to invest in an “actively managed fund”. Translation, fees upon fees upon fees. Not only did this actively managed fund underperform every index the only ones making money in an up market was EJ. The statements are anything but transparent, I had no idea how much this “professional advise” was costing me. After 9 years I still hadn’t gotten back to the principal amount invested. Fast forward to days before the 2024 election I instructed my “advisor” to sell every American Fund I owned. He even used the word “stupid” to describe my decision.

      I stayed in cash until April 2025 when I reinvested, this time choosing nothing associated with EJ. They of course charged a .09% fee but my performance in the 3 months was 10-20x better than anything my “advisor” would’ve produced. Despite knowing the price to leave EJ would be high, I proceeded to contact Charles Schwab and have everything transferred to them. EJ of course charged me more fees upon fees. The only ones that benefited from the $500,000 from my 401k in the last 10 years was EJ. Even despite my returns from April 2025 to present I’m still sitting on virtually the same amount I originally started with in the original 401k. Lesson learned. I hope at least one person is able to benefit from my colossal mistake. Do yourself a favor- stay far far away from EJ.

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      Reviewed July 10, 2025

      We have been with Mike ** at Edward Jones (EJ) in Lawrenceville for 25 years. We decided to move to Fischer Investments (FI) because of all the FEES that EJ has been charging us. We also and not making hardly any gains in our EJ account. ** has contacted EJ - NUMEROUS times to transfer our account and they are DRAGGING THEIR FEET. It has been over a MONTH and they will not transfer our accounts. They are also incurring a LOT of additional "Fees" (over $1,000) on our account and will not say why. We are hiring an attorney and will be making a formal complaint to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). STAY AWAY FROM EDWARD JONES.

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      Reviewed June 26, 2025

      I was told that I would receive 3% interest if I invested for 3 years at the end of the time, I lost $9000 dollars, I was deceived I would never invest with this company. Trust is something needed I would not trust Edward Jones, if I would left the money in the bank I would have made 2000 dollars. I invested 43000 minus the $3000 dollars I was sent as a required IRA distribution. When I closed the account 6/18/2025 I got 31000.

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      Reviewed June 10, 2025

      My mother-in-law passed away October 2024, she had used EJ in Bremerton Washington. There’s an advisor named Matt there that calls incessantly. He will not leave my husband alone. I don’t know his last name, but he’s a snake. I don’t trust him but my husband leans on his every word. I don’t like the guy. I’ll never like him. When I told him flat out I didn’t trust him and my son said the same thing, snarky, sneaky dude got lippy with me and basically called my very successful son a liar, I’d had enough. The guy is bad news .

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      Reviewed May 1, 2025

      Very upset and disappointed. I had been a client of Edward Jones better part of 25 years, the Financial Advisor had taken care of my Dad and Mom, me and my sisters and I also got my (now) wife started with her IRA back in 2016 but hardship happened, my wife got disabled and had to sell her business and fought 2 years to finally get in Social Security disability so I had to dip into my retirement at Edward Jones. My Dad and Mom have long passed and since there wasn't much left in the accounts since I had to keep my family afloat, I got a letter from my Advisor stating that he had taken in another Advisor and that our accounts will be handled by him.

      I was dumbfounded, I called and complained and wanted to speak with my original advisor, but he was on vacation but his Admin for whom I have known just as long told me to give the new guy a chance and that he will be in the same office as Jared and so forth. My Wife got some $$$ and asked the new guy to purchase some stock, he didn't and put it in one of her funds. His excuse was that he wasn't familiar with the stock but after some research he said it was a good stock, but the monies was already tied up in other funds.

      We also found out that the new advisor moved to his own location out of the office where my original advisor was. That was the last straw. My wife and I went to Charles Schwab and opened accounts there and low and behold, they handled all the account transfers and reimbursed the transfer fees that Edward Jones charged me. Now my wife and I have the delight of researching and purchasing Stocks and Funds fee free. STAY AWAY FROM EDWARD JONES.

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      Contract & TermsPriceStaff

      Reviewed April 16, 2025

      Worse experience I have ever had with a financial advisor. People need to understand how EJ works. You are charged fees for third party trading - stuck in mutual funds which you are paying huge fees for. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH EJ! There are so many other financial / brokerage firms that charge WAY less fees - if any. Do your homework before making your decision. I made a huge mistake and I wished I would have gotten out way earlier!

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      Price

      Reviewed March 14, 2025

      Edward Jones wasn't competitive when our investments were coming due so we wanted to move on with another company. Well they manage to throw full annual charges to release our monies which was a lot considering what we had made through EJ for the previous year! We started the process of closing our accounts in February but EJ charged us on each account the full annual fees! We are so glad to be leaving such a crappy company considering this is our retirement money! Watch fees if you are planning on doing anything with them!!! And believe, there are better companies to deal with than Edward Jones!!!

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed March 5, 2025

      My mother passed last November and these people still have not delivered my inheritance. DO NOT USE THEM AS A FINANCIAL ADVISOR. Calling corporate didn't help. Games, games, games. Mr. ** is ignorant and egotistical. All about him.

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      Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

      Reviewed Feb. 13, 2025

      Hello, Office staff are really good. We've had this account for more than two years now. We do see growth, but it's not quite as significant or speedy as we had hoped for or expected. We've increased our risk factor twice and the outcome has not changed. Also, the return goes up and down faster than expected. Just when you see an increase, down it goes. I suppose a better return than a money market account. But it would be nice to see a bigger return on our $440k. I'm not trying to sound greedy here, but it is slower growth than I expected. And we're not getting any younger, LOL. Best wishes, Tim.

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed Feb. 6, 2025

      Sooo I was looking to transfer funds between my personal bank and Edward Jones to borrow against my account as well as pay it back. Considering the new age technology...Transferring funds back and forth online is quite common but for this representative it was like a foreign language. I fully verified my account but got off the phone very disappointed!! It was like I was talking to a 3rd party of Edward Jones. This is not the customer service I would expect from a firm I have close to 200k in. So with that said I will be removing my account from Edward Jones!! Really?? How much worse could it be?

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      Punctuality & SpeedHonesty & Transparency

      Reviewed Jan. 29, 2025

      I invested my life savings, my retirement with Edward Jones. I gave Hershal ** specific instruction with what I did not want him to do with my money. He ignored me and lost over 130,000 of my money. After 5 years I am still 60000 down. I cannot withdraw my money because I will realize the loss plus 100000 in early withdrawal fees. I asked about early withdrawal fees he lied and told me there were none. I have been lied to and cheated. Please do not make the mistake of trusting Edward Jones.

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      Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

      Reviewed Jan. 21, 2025

      I've had my 7 figure IRA with Edward Jones for years (because the area Schwab office closed), and am less than pleased. My Jones rep keeps less than standard hours, and even worse, is not standing by a Jones IRA distribution mistake. My Jan, 2025 distro was deposited in late Dec 24, making part of my 2024 tax year, not the 2025 year that it should have been. His office said the mistake was new software, and nothing they could do. They have a pervasive corporate attitude of "we don't care" and do not stand behind their own proven errant actions. Schwab was so much better.

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      Staff

      Reviewed Jan. 17, 2025

      I have nothing but great results working with my financial advisor. Lance and his staff always stays in touch with my wife and I on financial advice, including quarterly reviews. He doesn't tell me how to spend my money, but makes suggestions. Most of those suggestions tend to work out. His job is to help me make good investment choices as I enjoy retirement. Job well done!!!

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      Edward Jones Company Information

      Company Name:
      Edward Jones
      Year Founded:
      1922
      Address:
      12555 Manchester Road
      City:
      St. Louis
      State/Province:
      MO
      Postal Code:
      63131
      Website:
      www.edwardjones.com