Planning to retire? Logic might indicate that the best time would be after 3-4 years of a strong market. However, history indicates otherwise and shows that retiring in a down…
Worried about paying a fortune for health insurance coverage?
We know a few people who are in need of health insurance coverage, and worry about not finding coverage or paying a fortune for it. Our advice is to work…
2014 Retirement Contribution Limits
Recently, the IRS announced their retirement plan cost-of-living adjustments for the 2014 tax year. The Trust Company has compiled these adjustments into a chart. Please call or email your Relationship…
US Government Shutdown Explained
Congress failed to agree on a spending bill for the fiscal year starting October 1, 2013, resulting in the first government shutdown since 1995. According to the Congressional Research Service, this…
Summer 2013 Newsletter
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Plant Your Tree Today & Sit in the Shade Tomorrow
The stories of individuals who have worked their entire lives only to find at age 65 that they must continue working are endless; however, in most of the individuals’ cases,…
Haslam Makes Appointments to Higher Education Boards
NASHVILLE – Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam today announced the appointments of eight new members and five re-appointments to Tennessee’s higher education boards as well as the selection of the chair…
Emerging Markets
“If you’re well-diversified, you can’t have everything going up all at once.” Christopher Cordaro, CIO at RegentAtlantic Capital, LLC. In this article by Michael Shagrin, Mr. Cordaro is quoted about…
KNS Knoxville’s Top Women-Owned Businesses
The Knoxville Business Journal published its 2013 Book of Lists recognizing Knoxville’s Women-Owned businesses. The Trust Company ranks 14th by company-wide number of employees with a staff of 59 people.…
Trust Company President Named Next UT Trustee
The Trust Company is proud to announce that our President and CEO, Sharon M. Pryse has been appointed by Gov. Bill Haslam to represent the Knoxville area on the University…