What fees are associated with Edward Jones accounts?

Edward Jones accounts have a clear fee structure that aims to be transparent and competitive. While specific fees may vary depending on the account type and services provided, the most common charges include account maintenance fees, transaction fees, and mutual fund expense ratios. Account maintenance fees cover the costs of managing and servicing the account, ensuring ongoing support and review. Transaction fees are charged for buying or selling certain investments, such as stocks or bonds. Mutual fund expense ratios represent the fees charged by the mutual funds themselves. It is important to note that Edward Jones financial advisors operate on a commission-based model; therefore, some fees may be earned through product sales. Any fees associated with an account are disclosed and discussed upfront with clients to ensure complete transparency and to align with their financial goals.