A team from The Trust Company of Tennessee, including the founder and CEO, cut the ribbon and took a spin inside The Trust Company Pryse Family Spin Studio at the West Side Family YMCA on Jan. 24. Sharon J. Pryse, founder and CEO; Daniel … [Read more...]
Volatility returns for investors – but that’s actually the norm
In many ways, 2018 was a paradox of a year. US equities and 10-year Treasuries both had negative returns, which almost never happens. Cash was the highest performing asset class for the year1. The United States posted some of the strongest economic … [Read more...]
Tax reporting mailing dates
You should expect your tax forms from The Trust Company of Tennessee to be postmarked on, or before, the following dates. If you have any questions, please contact your Relationship Manager. Tax Form Postmarked Date Form 1099-R: … [Read more...]
5 ways to stay on track financially this year
This column was published in the Knoxville News Sentinel on Sunday, Jan. 20, 2019. A new year allows us to start fresh and think about new things – new resolutions, new habits, new goals and new opportunities for growth. Last year wasn’t … [Read more...]
What’s Slowing Santa’s Sleigh?
With the approach of the Holiday Season, many investors are wondering if they will enjoy a “Santa Claus” rally in the final weeks of 2018. So far, the headlines have not been filled with Holiday cheer. Global equity markets have … [Read more...]
What kind of bias do you apply to your finances?
This column was first published in the Knoxville News Sentinel on December 12, 2018 We all fall into traps that have the potential to take us off track of achieving our financial goals. Some of us are more conservative with our money than we can … [Read more...]
How Trusts Allow You to Take Care of Those You Love
Trust is the foundation of love and one of the key elements of what binds families together. A financial trust can function much the same, helping you to care for the most important people in your life after you are gone. What is a Trust? A trust … [Read more...]
Why Maintaining Planning Momentum Is Important
Planning for major events can sometimes cause a sense of dread. Whether it’s planning a honeymoon, a long family trip, or a business exit, it’s easy to say, “I’ll do it later, when I’m less busy.” While planning a business exit should never encompass … [Read more...]
Are You Being Your Own Worst Enemy?
Many business owners believe that they want to sell their businesses to a third party when they first start considering their business exits. Owners who want to start planning for a third-party sale sometimes fear that tight-fisted buyers will be the … [Read more...]
Happy Holidays and Merry Cryptocurrencies
As we find ourselves in the middle of the holiday season attending various holiday parties, family gatherings, ugly sweater contests, and open houses, invariably, conversation turns to the stock market. Perhaps an uncle took a bet in a hot internet … [Read more...]
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