Zach Hurst, The Trust Company of Tennessee

The Trust Company of Tennessee’s Zach Hurst earns national wealth management honor

Zach Hurst, vice president and managing director of the Chattanooga office for The Trust Company of Tennessee, has been named to the 2023 class of American Bankers Association (ABA) Under 40 in Wealth Management. This national award recognizes wealth management and fiduciary professionals across the country who are committed to the highest standards of achievement at work and in their …

The Trust Company of Tennessee adds Matthias as vice president, senior trust officer

The Trust Company of Tennessee has hired Dalia Matthias as a vice president and senior trust officer. Founded in 1987 and with offices in Chattanooga, Knoxville and the Tri-Cities, The Trust Company of Tennessee currently has more than $4.5 billion under management. The firm helps individuals, families, business owners and nonprofits make better financial decisions through wealth management, personal investment …

The Trust Company of Tennessee adds Springer as client specialist

The Trust Company of Tennessee has hired John Samuel “Sam” Springer Jr. as a client specialist, based in the firm’s Knoxville office. Founded in 1987 and with offices in Chattanooga, Knoxville and the Tri-Cities, The Trust Company of Tennessee currently has more than $4.5 billion under management. The firm helps individuals, families, business owners and nonprofits make better financial decisions …

The Trust Company of Tennessee hires Lisa Hudson as mail and accounts payable clerk

The Trust Company of Tennessee has hired Lisa Hudson as a mail and accounts payable clerk, based in the firm’s Knoxville office. Founded in 1987 and with offices in Chattanooga, Knoxville and the Tri-Cities, The Trust Company of Tennessee currently has more than $4.5 billion under management. The firm helps individuals, families, business owners and nonprofits make better financial decisions …

Is Uncle Sam one of your beneficiaries?

Current estate tax exemptions are set to expire at the end of 2025, which means we could see a 50% reduction in available exemption per person. It has been 87 years since the last time the available exemption decreased. Expiring exemptions Currently, individuals may transfer about $12 million in assets (combined for lifetime gifts and transfers at death) without being …

WBIR-TV: Importance of Digital Estate Planning

In a world that increasingly is becoming digital, it is important to reflect on and plan for the future of your digital assets. Client specialist Catherine Carter shared with WBIR-TV how to get started on a digital estate plan.