Edward Jones rep managing $130 million goes indie with Raymond James

Edward Jones rep managing $130 million goes indie with Raymond James
Amy Bush establishes Sage Investment Advice in Ingram, Texas, and joins the firm’s independent adviser channel.
SEP 01, 2022

Amy Bush, who managed $130 million at Edward Jones, has formed Sage Investment Advice and affiliated with Raymond James Financial Services — the firm’s independent adviser channel.

Bush, who joined Edward Jones in 1993, is based in Ingram, Texas.

Bush and client service associate Wendy Mieske provide personalized financial services to a range of clients including business owners, families, women investors, pre-retirees and retirees, Raymond James said in a press release Thursday.

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