Two representatives of The Trust Company of Tennessee have been elected to board positions with InnoTrust Users Group. Neil Patel, vice president of information technology, will serve as product development chair, and Libby Gourley, … [Read more...]
The Trust Company of Tennessee donates $30,000 to nonprofits amid COVID-19
The Trust Company of Tennessee announced today that it is donating $30,000 to two East Tennessee nonprofits to provide additional support and counter the effects of COVID-19 on members of the local community. “We are hopeful that these donations … [Read more...]
New! Virtual Retirement Account Reviews
The Trust Company of Tennessee is excited to announce a new complimentary resource for plan participants seeking advice on their retirement plan and other retirement planning topics. A Client Specialist is available to provide Virtual Retirement … [Read more...]
The Trust Company of Tennessee announces four promotions to leadership positions
The Trust Company of Tennessee has promoted four team members to new leadership positions. Chad Schollaert has been promoted to chief development officer; Lara Fleming, chief people officer; Adam Davies, vice president of retirement plan services; … [Read more...]
Haslam College of Business Webinar
Tracie Woidtke, Sharon Pryse, and Andy Puckett will provide an overview of how COVID-19 is affecting our capital markets. How are equity and debt markets being disrupted? Should investors panic? What changes are we seeing from publicly traded … [Read more...]
The Trust Company of Tennessee adds Cardwell as administrative assistant
The Trust Company of Tennessee has hired Cassandra “Cassie” Cardwell as an administrative assistant at the firm’s Knoxville headquarters. Founded in 1987 and with offices in Chattanooga, Knoxville and the Tri-Cities, The Trust Company of Tennessee … [Read more...]
Relief for Student Debt Holder
On Friday, March 27, President Donald Trump signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act into law. The $2.2 trillion emergency stimulus bill provides relief for American consumers, businesses and industries. It came as a … [Read more...]
Market Commentary | Q1 2020
As we all settle into a new normal, we hope you and your loved ones are well. Isn’t that really what investing is about? It’s about storing up for the future to provide for ourselves and those we care for, or maybe a charitable cause or a personal … [Read more...]
How much should be in an Emergency Fund?
Emergency funds are one of those things, like car insurance or a repair warranty, that feels painful to fund or pay for but comes in super handy when you find yourself in a financial rut, car accident or when something goes wrong with your TV. I can … [Read more...]
Navigating divorce settlements in uncertain times
Divorce is wrought with emotions – fear, uncertainty, maybe even anger. Add a global pandemic and bear market to the mix and it can be nearly impossible to feel as if you are making any decisions with clarity. You are likely seeing account values … [Read more...]
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