Connor MacIsaac

Background

About Connor MacIsaac

My goal as an Edward Jones financial advisor is to help serious, long-term investors achieve their financial goals. I work with successful families and business owners who rely on our guidance as they navigate financial uncertainties and transitions. In particular, I have a passion for helping families experiencing divorce. Having gone through my parents’ divorce at a young age, I understand the emotional and financial complexities involved and strive to provide clarity and confidence during these challenging times.I do this by taking the time to understand your needs and implementing a comprehensive wealth strategy that helps address your concerns. Before investing your money, I believe in truly recognizing what you hope to achieve in the future. Only then will my branch team and I focus on finding the most appropriate financial strategy and help guide you through the pursuit of your goals. Becoming a financial advisor has been a privilege because it allows me to help others get on the road to achieving their dreams—whether that means creating a clear path to retirement, building confidence in your financial plan, or creating a strategy to pass on a legacy.I provide guidance to those approaching retirement age, but I can also be a valuable resource if you are just beginning to create your financial strategies. For me, retirement planning means more than providing investment advice—it means helping you maintain the financial independence you’ve worked your whole life to achieve. Together, we’ll address issues you might have overlooked and determine how to adjust your strategy to accommodate changing conditions and unforeseen expenses.Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my fiancée, Katie, as well as skiing, volunteering with the Charles River Chamber of Commerce, and relaxing at the Winthrop Yacht Club.If you are interested in our services, you can reach me at (781) 898-2002 or instructions to opt out of Edward Jones commercial messaging and other important disclosures, see