Edward Jones

Are you thinking about buying your first home this year?

Happy International Women's Day!

Let's be honest, 2020 made all of us into cooks - some good, some (like myself) in need of improvement If you want to keep experimenting, here are some recipes you can try. The cheesesteak slider sounds like a great investment https://www.today.com//22-recipes-black-chefs-celebrate-bl

My 'home office' is giving me a nice view today. Stay safe PA!

One of the biggest retirement-related decisions you'll make is when to start taking Social Security. In fact, Social Security is one of the most valuable retirement assets you have. So, what are some things you need to know about Social Security benefits? 1) Your Social Security retirement benefit is based on your highest 35 years of earnings, adjusted for inflation. You can estimate your benefits, online at www.ssa.gov.... 2) Taking benefits before your Full Retirement Age (FRA), will permanently reduce them. 3) If you wait to claim until after FRA, you may be eligible to receive "increased" benefits. 4) You may be eligible for spousal and survivor benefits depending on your situation. 5) Working in retirement can affect your benefit if you claim before FRA.