Foundations of Investing with Financial Advisor at Edward Jones: Christopher Estrada
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The McIntosh Memorial Library invites community members to attend Foundations of Investing, an educational seminar presented by Christopher Estrada, Financial Advisor at Edward Jones. The event will take place Thursday, July 15 at 5:30 PM in the library’s main lobby.
This free program is ideal for individuals who are new to investing or those looking to refresh their financial knowledge. Attendees will gain valuable insight into fundamental investing concepts, including:
The importance of developing a strategy
The impact of asset allocation
The influence of inflation on long-term financial goals
"Foundations of Investing" aims to empower participants with the confidence and tools needed to begin or revisit their investment journey with clarity and purpose.
“We’re pleased to partner with Edward Jones to bring this valuable financial literacy opportunity to our community,” said [Library Representative Name, Title]. “The library is committed to providing programs that support lifelong learning and financial well-being.”
The event is free and open to the public. No prior investing experience is necessary.
This free program is ideal for individuals who are new to investing or those looking to refresh their financial knowledge. Attendees will gain valuable insight into fundamental investing concepts, including:
The importance of developing a strategy
The impact of asset allocation
The influence of inflation on long-term financial goals
"Foundations of Investing" aims to empower participants with the confidence and tools needed to begin or revisit their investment journey with clarity and purpose.
“We’re pleased to partner with Edward Jones to bring this valuable financial literacy opportunity to our community,” said [Library Representative Name, Title]. “The library is committed to providing programs that support lifelong learning and financial well-being.”
The event is free and open to the public. No prior investing experience is necessary.
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