Rik Oostenbroek and the world of abstract digital art
Digital abstract art has a very 21st-century ring to it, but British artist Harold Cohen began exploring the use of computers to create art in 1968. In the early 1970s, Cohen and a team of computer...
View ArticleWhy smart investors make irrational decisions
Human behavior, particularly when it comes to investing, can be hard to predict. While traditional economic models say that humans will always act in their own best interest—and that may be true—savvy...
View ArticleA passion for financial education
Truist’s purpose is to inspire and build better lives and communities. And often, that can start with a solid financial education. Here are a few ways that Truist is trying to improve the financial...
View ArticlePrivate equity investing, explained
In the 1970s, a Stanford professor led studies on delayed gratification. Preschoolers were each given a sweet treat—like a marshmallow—and a choice. They could enjoy it immediately, or they could...
View ArticleLeading with purpose
It’s very appropriate that Doug Rinker refers to his planned retirement as “repurposing” his life. Rinker, who has spent 30 years leading Winchester Equipment Company, an agricultural and industrial...
View ArticleREITs in 2021: Fully recovered?
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have been hit hard during the pandemic. But as the U.S. economy recovers (albeit haltingly and unevenly) and more people get vaccinated, we feel that we can look...
View ArticleThe 99.5% Act: What could it mean for you?
In March 2021, Senator Bernie Sanders introduced a new act—the For the 99.5% Act—which, if passed, would make significant changes to the federal estate and gift tax laws. Here are a few of the...
View ArticleEssential tips for successful business transition planning
Business transitions are inevitable yet often unexpected, so they shouldn’t be left to chance. Proper planning can streamline the process and set business owners (and their families) up for success....
View Article3 reasons why your family needs a mission statement
Your family is unique, and so are your goals—and goal setting is an important component of your financial legacy. Has your family thought about what values you collectively hold and what goals you’re...
View ArticleOur take: Insider tips for specialty clients
Let pros care for you Marylin Gonzalez, SVP, Director, Miami, Florida, Medical Specialty Group We work only with medical practices and physicians—day in, day out—so we know what keeps doctors up at...
View ArticleThe 4 pillars of a successful estate plan
With the holiday season approaching, many topics will be up for discussion around your dining table. One subject that should be discussed among families but rarely is: wills and trusts. In fact,...
View ArticlePulse news: What’s new from Truist
The Annual Outlook is here The Truist 2022 Annual Outlook offers realistic-yet-positive expert analysis on what you can expect in the year to come from strong equities, the somewhat volatile bond...
View ArticleBeyond the winner’s circle: NASCAR drivers who give back to their communities
Racing has given Kyle Busch, Brad Keselowski, and Martin Truex Jr. (pictured above with Sherry Pollex) a lot to be grateful for, including money, fame, and a platform with legions of fans. In return,...
View ArticleHoliday gift guide: 6 virtual experiences to give this season
Many studies have shown that experiences can make us happier for longer than material items, as we feel joy before, during, and long after the event takes place. And with the COVID-19 pandemic still...
View ArticleOur take: End-of-year tips from the Truist team
Prepare for uncertainty Hilary Kosloske, Senior Managing Director/Financial Advisor, Winston-Salem, NC There is always uncertainty in the markets, even during bull market periods. Today, we feel...
View ArticleLeading from crisis to reset
The pandemic forced us to change overnight. In our business and personal lives, we were dealing with rapid, intricate changes and instability. We were also figuring out how to interpret everything...
View Article3 keys to an effective long-term care plan
The pandemic has caused us to come to terms with the unexpected. More people have been spurred to update vital documents such as wills, powers of attorney, and living wills—opening up the conversation...
View ArticleProtect yourself from cybercrime
The intent of almost all cyberattacks is to get money—either yours or your company’s. At Truist, we deploy a layered, in-depth approach to security measures to protect you and your accounts. “One of...
View ArticleDecoding our defaults: What it takes to form positive habits
Building the self-awareness needed to create positive behavior change has always been a part of the leader-ship development programs at Truist Leadership Institute, where I work as a senior...
View ArticlePaying it forward with scholarships
College allows students to further their education, build formative relationships, and create lasting memories. For many—especially first-generation students—it’s also a gateway to a financially...
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