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Trust Administration

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Trust management involves making decisions in the present while trusting someone to carry them out in the future.

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Our trust administrators work alongside you as you make your present decisions, and they ensure that your wishes will be followed. 

Our trust administration services include:
  • Revocable Living Trusts
  • Irrevocable Trusts
  • Charitable Remainder Trusts
  • Grantor Retained Trusts
  • IRA and Roth IRA Management
  • Public or Private Foundation Management
  • Guardianship Management
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Through our premium trust attention, we’ll:
  • Coordinate estimated tax payments working with your tax accountant or preparer
  • Process bills (unlimited) and medical claims
  • Facilitate caregiver services, including transportation
  • Manage your checkbook and any real estate held in trust
  • Arrange home repairs and capital improvements
  • Organize medical and prescription services
  • Make personal visits
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Time-series line chart tracking real average hourly earnings from the early 2000's to present.

Chart of the Day: Average Hourly Earnings

March 19, 2026

Today's Chart of the Day comes from @CharlieBilello and highlights real average hourly earnings in the US. “Real wages” (pay adjusted for inflation)...

Stacked bar chart showing the % of homes that sold below, at, and above list price from 2012 to present.

Chart of the Day: U.S. Home Sales

March 17, 2026

Today's Chart of the Day is actually two charts from The Wall Street Journal article “The Housing Market Is Swinging Toward Buyers.”

 Vertical bar chart showing average company life span on S&P 500's Index from 1965 to 2030, in years, rolling 7-year average) and decades

Chart of the Day: S&P Incumbents

March 12, 2026

Today’s Chart of the Day from MSN reveals an important trend: S&P 500 companies aren’t holding onto their place in the index as long as they used to.