How to Share the Season of Giving with Your Children
As adults, we understand that giving comes from a place of deep gratitude. For children, this is a much more difficult concept to grasp. Most
Merriweather Mulé
December 1, 2021
John Hackney
Chief Compliance Officer
As one of the longest-tenured employees of CornerCap, John has shepherded CornerCap employees and clients alike through the constantly evolving regulatory landscape of investment management for over 25 years. He keeps CornerCap’s policies and procedures up to date, and he regularly trains all CornerCap employees on best practices for maintaining a “culture of compliance.”
Education
BA – University of Virginia
MAR – Yale Divinity School
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Putting Omicron in Context
The potential spread of the Omicron strain is roiling markets. Here’s our quick take to keep it in perspective. At its face, the potential rise
Cannon Carr
November 30, 2021
Uncertainty
From a wealth planning perspective, today may seem more uncertain than ever. Rising inflation! COVID resurgence! Political partisanship, including unclear tax policies! Not to mention
Cannon Carr
November 30, 2021
Gifts That Keep on Giving: Charitable Contribution Tax Mitigation Strategies
As the end of each year approaches, our team of wealth strategists gives special emphasis to actions that can be taken before December 31st to
Richard Bean, CPA, CFA
November 3, 2021
Finding Empowerment Post-Divorce
Getting married is like scrambling an egg. You blend your names, lives, and finances. But when you get divorced, it’s not so easy to unscramble
Merriweather Mulé
October 21, 2021
How Good Will You Be at Inheriting Money?
A Must-Read for Xennials Coming into Money As a member of the Xennial microgeneration, my friends and I are now well into our 40s More
Jeff Moeller
October 6, 2021