LIVE WEBINAR: Use It Or Lose It: Sunset of the Estate Tax Exemption What You Need to Know & Do Now As we approach 2026, individuals and estate planning professionals need to prepare to face a significant shift in the estate tax landscape. The current elevated exemption is expected to revert to much lower levels, potentially impacting wealth preservation strategies for many families. Understanding the landscape of estate tax is crucial for professionals, families and businesses aiming for financial success. Our expert panel includes Ronald P. Davis from Maynard Nexsen (Mobile AL), Rob Snowden, ASA, ABV from South Park Advisors, LLC (Charlotte, NC) as well as Richard Littrell, John Hensley and Janet Ball from Oakworth. We will provide a comprehensive analysis of the estate tax exemption sunset, offering valuable insights and practical strategies to help you prepare. Register now and equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate this critical juncture with confidence. Stay informed, be prepared, and ensure your hard-earned assets are protected for future generations. https://lnkd.in/gRZZy8TC
Oakworth Capital Bank
Financial Services
Birmingham, Alabama 6,968 followers
People. Service. Easy.
About us
In addition to our many, many years of experience, our founders all had something in common: we felt as if we had seen banking change -- for the worse. We shared the conviction that what we do could be done better by returning to some of the age-old practices that had been lost, and also by offering a new, more streamlined set of services. We believed banking could simply be done smarter. The essential practice of building a deeply bonded relationship between financial advisor and client - a relationship that was common a century or so ago - has been lost. Banks have evolved to a point at which they spend much of their money and time on less important things - not the things we at Oakworth believe to be so vital. So we have re-thought banking - from the way transactions are handled, to how deeply we know our clients, to the technology we employ to serve them. Oakworth Capital Bank -- Redefining Financial Services Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.
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http://www.oakworth.com
External link for Oakworth Capital Bank
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Birmingham, Alabama
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2008
- Specialties
- Commercial Banking, Wealth Management, Private Banking, Fiduciary & Trust Services, and Advisory Services
Locations
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850 Shades Creek Parkway
Birmingham, Alabama 35209, US
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1 St. Louis Street
Suite 3200
Mobile, Alabama 36602, US
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5511 Virginia Way
Suite 110
Brentwood, TN 37027, US
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6000 Fairview Rd
Suite 125
Charlotte, North Carolina 28210, US
Employees at Oakworth Capital Bank
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With over 30 years of experience in Technology and Operations across various industries and an original founder at Oakworth, Dave Driscoll will establish and advance our technology security platforms as Chief Information Security Officer. Dave's expertise in overseeing information, cyber, and technology security will undoubtedly strengthen our commitment to delivering secure and innovative financial solutions. Read Dave's bio here: https://lnkd.in/dn3Z9kg8
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Have you considered the complexities of being a trustee? This responsibility includes tasks from holding legal title to property for others' benefit to managing assets, fulfilling fiduciary duties, and navigating tax compliance. Managing Director of Wealth Management Richard Littrell shares valuable insight into this important topic. #TrusteeResponsibilities #FinancialManagement
Oakworth’s Role as a Corporate Trustee | Oakworth Capital Bank
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Welcome TJ Rock to Oakworth as our new Chief Information Officer! With his extensive experience in integrating technology solutions across diverse sectors, TJ will be responsible for establishing and advancing our technology platforms, driving innovation and alignment with our business objectives. More about TJ: https://lnkd.in/ggiXMY4h
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Would you rather live in country which is poorer, but where wealth and income are more evenly distributed, or one which is wealthy and more unequal? The UK has a new government, and deservedly so. The Tories’ performance over the last decade has been dreadful, and they deserved to be beaten. "However," says John Norris, Chief Economist, "in winning a majority in Parliament, Labour needs to understand it comes nowhere close to a majority in the popular opinion."
In the UK, Be Careful For What You Wish | Oakworth Capital Bank
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Stay ahead of the curve with our insightful podcast, Trading Perspectives! Join Chief Economist John Norris and Portfolio Manager Samuel Clement as they dissect the latest economic events and share their expert analysis. Tune in every Wednesday for a fresh dose of market wisdom, or catch up anytime on your favorite platform. Visit https://lnkd.in/gU-Z3PaG to elevate your investment game. #EconomyUpdates #InvestmentStrategy #FinancialLiteracy
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🇺🇸 In honor of Independence Day, Oakworth will be closed on Thursday, July 4, 2024, and markets will resume normal operations on Friday, July 5. Wishing everyone a safe and joyous celebration as we reflect on the values that unite us as a nation. #IndependenceDay
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Looking to master your credit score? In an article by Mac Frasier, CFP®, CEPA, "Get Ready, Get Organized, and Take Charge of Your Credit Score," is packed with practical tips to help you boost your financial health. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gR6wata5
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Welcome Cole Alexander to Oakworth as one of our new Associate Advisors in Wealth! Cole brings valuable experience with portfolio management and client relationship building. His expertise in analyzing financial data and providing personalized service will be a great asset to our team as we continue to deliver exceptional wealth management solutions to our clients. See his full profile, here: https://lnkd.in/gYfYzKJR
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Are we losing the personal touch in our service-driven economy? Read along as Chief Economist John Norris delves into the financial implications of declining service standards and how it affects businesses and consumers alike.
The Lack of Service in A Service Economy | Oakworth Capital Bank
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