Our Financial Planning Resources
Take a look at our latest financial planning and wealth management resources. Here we have the latest news and insights, webinars and videos, and retirement planning resources at the ready. Read, watch, or download them below.
The Latest Financial News and Insights
Stay informed with our news updates, articles, blogs, and media on topics like wealth management, insurance planning, investment management, estate planning, and more.
A Higher Estate Tax Exemption Is Permanent under Current Law: What the $15 Million Threshold Means for Your Plan
The federal estate tax exemption 2026 is $15 million per person. What it means for gifting, trusts, and Illinois families and why to review your plan.
401(k) Catch-Up Contributions in 2026: The New Roth Rule and the Super Catch-Up for Ages 60–63
Catch-up contributions to 401(k)s changed in 2026: high earners must use Roth, ages 60–63 get a super catch-up. Here’s how to plan your final saving years.
Succession in the Family Enterprise: Three Essential Transitions
Succession planning in multigenerational families is essential, but leadership is only part. Learn the three essential transitions each family must manage.
401(k) Catch-Up Contributions in 2026: The New Roth Rule and the Super Catch-Up for Ages 60–63
Catch-up contributions to 401(k)s changed in 2026: high earners must use Roth, ages 60–63 get a super catch-up. Here’s how to plan your final saving years.
Watch Our Latest Webinars & Videos
Watch our on-demand webinars and videos. Our highly credentialed team members, occasionally joined by an experienced guest, divulge some critical insights about financial planning for individuals, families, and business owners.
What Should I Do If My Wealth Scattered Across Multiple Accounts?
How Can I Build Wealth & Avoid Financial Mistakes?
What Help Do You Provide Business Owners Considering Exit Planning
401(k) Catch-Up Contributions in 2026: The New Roth Rule and the Super Catch-Up for Ages 60–63
Catch-up contributions to 401(k)s changed in 2026: high earners must use Roth, ages 60–63 get a super catch-up. Here’s how to plan your final saving years.
Retirement Plan Resources
For busy business owners and retirement plan sponsors with limited time to speak with an advisor, we have some helpful retirement planning resources available to inform your decisions. When the time comes, we will be on hand to help you if you need support.
401(k) Catch-Up Contributions in 2026: The New Roth Rule and the Super Catch-Up for Ages 60–63
Catch-up contributions to 401(k)s changed in 2026: high earners must use Roth, ages 60–63 get a super catch-up. Here’s how to plan your final saving years.
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