FINANCIAL LIFE PLANNING INSIGHTS

Your Investment Accounts are now custodied at Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
Earlier this month your investment accounts managed by JNBA were moved to Schwab. JNBA’s role as your financial advisor has not changed with Schwab being

Labor Day Weekend: Your TD Ameritrade accounts are moving to Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.!
Over Labor Day weekend, your investment accounts managed by JNBA that are currently held at TD Ameritrade will move to Schwab as a result of the two

How Do You Leave a Lasting Legacy?
Thoughtful considerations on our podcast, “Navigating Life Transitions” How do you want to be remembered? It can be hard to think about, but it’s important,
INVESTMENT INSIGHTS

Q3 Market Podcast: Seasonal Trends
This week, the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, which has many hopeful for an economic “soft landing.” Is this possible amongst the recent weaknesses we’ve

Seasonal Trends
To listen to JNBA’s recent Market Update podcast featuring discussion and commentary from the Investment Committee, click here. For more insights and complimentary visual charts,

Market Update: Dog Days of Summer
After a challenging 2022, YTD performance up 20% in the S&P 500 through July has been a welcomed reprieve, despite the pullback and volatility we
TEAM NEWS

JNBA Named One of the Best Places to Work for the Third Consecutive Year
We’re excited to announce that JNBA Financial Advisors has been named to Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal’s Best Places to Work 2023 honoree list in the

Twin Cities Business Names Kim Brown to 2023 List of Notable Women in Wealth Management
Congratulations to Kim Brown on being named one of 2023’s Notable Women in Wealth Management by Twin Cities Business Magazine. In the roster of 13 women, each

Consistency Personified: JNBA Financial Advisors CEO Richard S. Brown Named to Barron’s List of the Country’s Top 1,200 Advisors for 14th Consecutive Year
Our firm values consistency and that focused, dedicated approach is a major reason we’ve been around for nearly 45 years. When 19th century United Kingdom