Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Raymond Rogers, CFP®|ChFC®|RICP®|ABFP®

Reviews

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  Ian

  Nov 5, 2025
  5.0
  Raymond Rogers is a consummate professional who is truly passionate about what he does and deeply cares for his clients. One of Raymond’s many great qualities is his amazing ability to explain even the most complicated aspects of the financial world in such a way that you completely understand it and don’t feel like you’re being talked down to. We have ZERO complaints about the services he has provided us and would highly recommend Raymond to anyone looking for a financial adviser!!!
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  Charlotte Renee

  Oct 24, 2022
  5.0
  I was surprised to see a negative review on Mr. Ray Rogers page! Then I see that it is NOT even for HIM! Ray Rogers is an excellent advisor. He understands the market, and aligns strategies to meet his clients' goals. He has a great servant heart - even so that he served our country in the military (thank you for your service Mr. Rogers.) I trust Ray Rogers and would give him 10+ stars if I could.
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  Melissa Howie

  Aug 18, 2022
  5.0
  My husband and I have had the best experience with Ray as our financial advisor! He’s close in age to us and also just had his fairer baby so he can relate first hand to where we are in life. He’s knowledgeable, on time, helpful, and very kind! I would refer Ray to anyone.
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  Jordan Nast

  Aug 17, 2022
  5.0
  Ray is great! Very knowledgeable and helpful. Great advisor!
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  Brandy Samuel

  Jun 12, 2022
  1.0
  As I sit tonight looking at Exxon Stock trading at over $100 a share; I feel compelled to look back...and warn the public away from this company and these people. Especially Skip McLinden if he is still a member of said company in Conroe. My grandparents were lifelong business partners with Edward Jones; and Mr. Skip....keeping thier Exxon Stock within the company always. When they died, one week apart....Skip McLinden participated with the executor of my grandparents estate in the theft of over $40,000 of stock belonging to me. At the time Exxon stock was trading at a little over $82 a share....Mr. Skip refused to communicate with me, an heir in my grandparents estate, he refused to provide information to me....and he STOLE my money, money that would have belong to my father had he not DIED two years before his parents, giving it to the executor of the estate in exchange for what I can only assume was a kick back for himself. While I was never able to afford an attorney to help me prosecute him, or the executor....I just think people should be careful.....Criminals never change, sometimes they just wait for the next time they can strike and get away with it.

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