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Protecting Your Income
Preparing financially for the unexpected is important should you lose or leave your job, or decide to start a new business.
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First look: Johnson Financial Group's new Downtown offices and branch
Racine-based Johnson Financial Group is trading its vintage classic home in Milwaukee for a much newer, sleeker model.
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Merchant Services
Whether you serve corporate customers, consumers or a combination of both, it's important for your business to accept cards as a payment method and process payments quickly, accurately and securely.
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Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
Accelerate payment application with your customers and vendors using this fast electronic option for receiving payment and remittance detail.
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Sandwiched: How to Manage Caregiving, Parenting and Finances
Discover practical strategies for managing the responsibilities of the sandwich generation.
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Wisconsin Could See Economic Slowdown This Year, Not Recession
The economic growth Wisconsin experienced in 2018 will likely slow down this year, but the state is not headed for a recession in 2019, says Brian Andrew, the chief investment officer with Racine‐based Johnson Financial Group.
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Johnson Financial investment expert: More growth, low inflation ahead
Even though inflation has accelerated with an improving U.S. economy, it will likely stay under control for some time to come, says Brian Andrew, Johnson Financial Group's chief investment officer.
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Meet the RIA: Johnson Financial Group
Watch as President of Wealth, Jeff Peirce shares his long-term vision for the firm and what sets its family-owned model apart from large national competitors and digital platforms.
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Mortgage Rates on the Decline: Should You Refinance in 2026?
Learn more as Loren Fellows shares what to consider when thinking about a mortgage refinancing and if it's right for you.
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Educating Your Board About Optimizing Cash Management
Learn more as SVP Steve Backus shares insights on cash management strategies for hospitals and healthcare organizations, and how short to mid-term allocations can benefit these institutions.