Robin Redding

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About Robin Redding

I help successful families faced with the challenges of wealth to live financial lives on their terms by using solid, trustworthy financial strategies. The families I work with are often small business owners or healthcare professionals located throughout the USA who are facing growing financial responsibilities. I help them overcome complexities by offering clear, straightforward financial advice that fits their life's goals. I will partner with you, your family, your CPA, and attorney through the changing seasons of life to help you stay on track with your goals. Prior to joining Edward Jones, I spent many years practicing law and working alongside my husband as he built his practice in the healthcare industry. I also was a small business owner. These first-hand experiences provide me with deep knowledge of the unique challenges that business owners and healthcare professionals face. My husband and I have learned how to flourish through investing and tax planning, navigate ever-changing laws, eradicate debt, achieve financial freedom, and implement actionable strategies that align with our values, such as passing on a legacy of good stewardship to our two children. I earned my B.S. in finance from Auburn University and a J.D. from Cumberland School of Law. I am a resident of Moultrie, Georgia, where I live with my husband John Lee and our two children. When I am not serving clients in the office and around the country, I enjoy spending time with friends and family or playing music at church and in the community. I am dedicated to my community and have served for many years in the Moultrie Junior Women's Club, the Moultrie Service League and other volunteer organizations. I've been honored to lead or co-lead Financial Peace courses at various churches, guiding families to be more confident in their finances. I am here to serve you. To reach me by phone, call (229) 589-8787 or email me at For instructions to opt out of Edward Jones commercial messaging and other important disclosures, see