Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Jeffrey H Bridges, CFP®|ChFC®|AAMS™

"My wife and I went with Jeff on the recommendation of a friend and our experience was the polar opposite of his. We found Jeff to be rude, arrogant and condescending. Absolutely do not ask questions that go against his entrenched view of the financial markets, instead of listening he will jump to conclusions and belittle you (I've got a masters degree, blah, blah blah....). For the extremely high fees that Jones extracts I expected a much better experience. Luckily for us Jeff's arrogance caused us to pull our money before the market crashed so there was a bit of a silver lining to the entire debacle. With all of the Jones advisors out there you can do much better than Jeff."

"Jeff has been my parents financial planner for as long as I can remember. He helped them invest money for me to go to college. Not only did these investments get me through college but I had some money leftover to put a down payment on a house after I graduated. Now I am doing the same for my kid's college savings and I wouldn't trust anyone else with this task. Jeff shows excellent returns on my investments year after year based on his experience and knowledge of the industry. Five stars isn't enough!"

"Jeff has been my financial guy for over 20 years. The only goal I had was to retire at a decent age and continue with my lifestyle that I was enjoying while working. He was with me all the way. He checked in with me during each year and scheduled annual visits to see if we were on track. He talked me off the ledge when the market went south in the early 2000’s. He readily accepts phone calls and answers questions from my wife even though her money is with another firm. I’m happy to say that I retired last year, and Jeff still sees us whenever needed even though I’m probably not investing anymore dollars. I think he’s done great by us and have recommended him to several of my friends. I highly recommend him for your financial needs"

"Jeff Bridges was trusted to manage my mother's, (80 yrs) investments. He knew it was all she had to live on for the rest of her life. She would meet with him on a regular bases but not understanding investments, she took ALL his advice and telling him she trust his decisions. He had her buy long term care and other wasteful expenditures leaving her with very little and nothing to show for it. He just spent all her money. He didn't care after decades of working with her, he just moved onto new clients. My mom still has not mentally and physically recovered from this devestation. What kind of man throws away an elderly woman's money? Stay away"