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  • 2021 Guide to Wealth Management: A War on Wealth?

    The Milwaukee Business Journal recently sat down with experts, including Johnson Financial Group’s Joe Maier, to talk about the various proposals, which are the most likely to pass, how they will impact high-income earners and small business owners, and the things people can be doing now to protect their wealth.

  • Successful Succession Part II of VI: How To Maximize The Impact Of Business Transition

    This is the second part of a six-part series focused on planning and implementing a successful succession strategy. The series focuses on a business-owning couple—William, 63 and Susan, 60—along with their three children: Nancy, 28; John, 25 and Amanda, 20.

  • Reverse Check Positive Pay

    Enhance your internal fraud prevention strategies with the ability to scrutinize checks presented for payment against your account and prevent unauthorized transactions before they impact your finances.

  • Certificates of Deposits (CDs)

    When you want a higher than average interest rate, a set rate of return and assurance that your funds are insured, use a CD for your savings and retirement goals.

  • Planning Your Estate

    An estate plan is simply a strategy to take care of the people you care about – including yourself.

  • Personal Wealth

    We believe that having a wealth strategy is essential to achieving your financial goals. With a comprehensive wealth strategy, you can maximize your long-term wealth potential, plan for retirement and achieve financial security.

  • Work & Career

    Enjoy the life you're building. Learn how your career and financial goals intersect.

  • Why You Want To Keep Your Politics Separate From Your Investing

    As a financial advisor, there’s a trend I see every year, but it’s especially prevalent during election cycles: people making investment decisions based on their political inclinations.

  • Business Identity Theft & Fraud

    If your business becomes a victim of identity theft, act quickly. Understand the steps you should take to resolve the theft.

  • What Is Phishing?

    Scammers use email or text messages to try to steal your passwords, account numbers or social security numbers. If they get your information, they could gain access to your email, bank or other accounts. Or, they could sell your information to other scammers. Scammers launch thousands of phishing attacks like these every day — and they’re often successful. Learn how to protect yourself from scammers.

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