Trust Co Of Kansas
Financial Services in Wichita, KS
TCK Trust & Financial Advisors, was chartered in 1990 as the 1st independent trust firm committed to delivering best quality trust and investment management solutions to individuals, businesses, and charitable customers within the state of Kansas. Since inception, our skilled team has continued to supply careful asset management and energetic innovation. The interests of our customers demand nothing less. A new TCK Supporting the Arts survey is now available for you to tell us how you like to assist our local Arts shine! Please take a moment and aid us by filling out the quick survey.
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read moreAs our longtime partners will tell you, we help our clients accomplish their goals, not our own. And we stay focused on the financial aspects of their lives so that they can stay focused on their priorities. Our goal is to build a legacy by helping you protect yours. We help you meet your goals by closely monitoring your assets, so that you may continue enjoying a lifestyle to which you've become accustomed. What often begins as a seed grows and matures over time with proper care and attention.
June 2017
read moreThere are enough books and other forms of guidance about retirement that one would expect to find all the advice necessary to secure a comfortable retirement. But not all of the advice and strategies necessarily will meet your needs. What's more, there may be "facts" about retirement and retirement planning that have been conventional wisdom. Some financial service providers are struggling to comply with the Department of Labor's new Fiduciary Rule. The rule requires any financial services professional who provides retirement planning advice to raise their standard of operation to one of a fiduciary.
April 2019
read moreLast week, Stephen A. English, C.T.F.A., Chairman & CEO of The Trust Company of Kansas (TCK), shared information in an article titled Charitable Giving is Growing Nicely. In it, we learned that total gifts to charities exceeded $400 billion for the first time ever, totaling $410.02 billion in 2017. We also learned that nearly a. U.S. stocks were flat to slightly higher in anemic trading in the short week ending Thursday. With roughly 15% of companies reporting, the consensus estimate for composite earnings has improved to a decline of 3.8%.
September 2019
read moreLast week's economic news continued to signal the expansion is continuing although at a slightly slower pace than was experienced in the quarters from Q3 2017 through Q3 2018. The slowing trend experienced over the last three quarters is not expected to stabilize in the two percent growth range for the foreseeable future. Planning for accumulation is the initial stage of all but a few financial plans. This beginning phase in the decades-long process of accumulating wealth to provide for educational needs, housing, retirement and family support is a decades-long process.
June 2019
read moreThe yield on the 10-Year Treasury stood at 3.20% early last November and the S&P 500 stood at 2,800, down about 4% from its late September high. The market timers' crystal balls flashed images of recession and steep stock price declines. The Fed, we were told, had sealed the deal when it raised the fed. Commencement speaker Robert Smith surprised the graduating seniors at Morehouse College in May when he announced that he would pay off all of their student loans. What are the tax implications of this magnanimous gesture?
October 2020
read moreBeginning on November 1, 2020, individuals (including families) may apply for new health insurance, switch to a different health-care plan, or re-enroll in their current plan through a Health Insurance Marketplace under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The open enrollment period for 2021 health coverage ends on December 15, 2020. If you don't have health. Last week started out poorly for equities as investors saw the faint hope of pre-election financial stimulus fade. The major indexes fell to their lowest levels in nearly two weeks by the close of trading last Monday.
December 2017
read moreDEAR TRUST OFFICER: I've inherited a substantial IRA from my parent. What are my choices? Can I roll over the money into my own IRA? What I'd really like to do is convert the inherited IRA to a Roth IRA. - FORTUNATE HEIR DEAR FORTUNATE: Those approaches are not available to you. Because you are. Jason Zweig, author and investment and finance columnist for the Wall Street Journal, has written a good deal about the financial services industry. I like the summary he used at the end of one of his recent articles: A lot of Wall Street Journal readers have told me they think hiring a financial adviser is.
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