FoolWatch Weekly: Can Your Edward Jones Financial Advisor Really Serve Your Best Interests?

	To prevent this from getting swept up by overzealous email filters, add Fool@foolsubs.com to your address book.
	FoolWatchWeekly The best free Fool.com articles for the week ending December 14, 2012
	The Week's Top Story Can Your Edward Jones Financial Advisor Really Serve Your Best Interests? In 2004, the highly regarded investment firm Edward Jones stumbled over allegations that it didn't disclose important conflicts of interest. The question of whether its model possesses too many conflicts still bedevils the company and much of the financial advisory industry today. This article examines the broker-dealer business model by using Edward Jones as a case study. The full story » The Fiscal Cliff Here Are the Numbers. You Fix the Fiscal Cliff  Who Owns Our National Debt?  EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: PIMCO CEO Mohamed El-Erian on the Fiscal Cliff  Investing Ideas 3 Most Improved Stocks of 2012 12 Companies Doubling Their Dividends in 2012 and 1 to Watch in 2013 5 Stocks That Should Bounce Back in 2013 Apple Analysis How Many TVs Could Apple Sell? Apple's TV Is Coming Soon Tim Cook Talks Apple Grab Bag Roundtable: Who or What Had the Roughest 2012? The Most Astonishing Thing About the Financial Crisis The Cult of Uncertainty ADVERTISEMENT Scottrade - Official Site $7 Stock Trades, Unlimited Shares, In-depth Research, No Account Maintenance. Open an Account today to find out what makes our customers the most satisfied. ADVERTISEMENT				The Week's Most Popular Here Are the Numbers. You Fix the Fiscal Cliff Can Your Edward Jones Financial Advisor Really Serve Your Best Interests? Who Owns Our National Debt? 5 Stocks That Should Bounce Back in 2013 Tech Sell-Off Has Gotten Ridiculous Click Here The Markets DJIA 13167.11 -0.03% S&P 500 1415.31 -0.29% NASD 2976.14 -0.54% RSL 2K 823.73 -0.06% updated: 12/14/2012 10:21 AM Follow Us Twitter Facebook
	This is a promotional message from The Motley Fool 2000 Duke Street Alexandria, VA 22314 If you no longer wish to receive this email, please unsubscribe now. You may also add, change, or remove any other Motley Fool email subscriptions. Copyright © 1995-2012 The Motley Fool. All rights reserved.