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May 3, 2018
Sarasota County Bar Association Members Give Back
The Community Foundation of Sarasota County and the Herald-Tribune Media Group recognize the attorneys who give back to their communities through volunteering and pro bono services. Sabal Trust is proud that our own Susan Hines has been recognized. Susan H. Hines Susan Hines is a Senior Vice President and Principal with Sabal Trust, Florida’s largest independent...
January 5, 2018
First Quarter 2018 Newsletter
Strong market returns and an economic cycle entering its 9th year leave investors asking: “What should I really expect in 2018?” The search for real answers can be daunting and potentially elusive as investors sift through a myriad of data, news flow, and opinion pieces. While, meaningful signposts point to the continuation of a healthy...
November 27, 2017
Rachel Knight Earns The CTFA Designation
Rachel Knight of Sabal Trust’s St. Petersburg office has officially earned the CTFA (Certified Trust & Financial Advisor) designation due to her diligence and dedication to furthering her education and experience in the trust profession. In addition to this honor, she will be joining the FBA (Florida Bankers Association) Trust Education Committee. Her role will involve creating...
October 3, 2017
Fourth Quarter 2017 Newsletter
Investing stirs deep emotions since building and protecting a family’s legacy is a highly personal endeavor. Realistically assessing the investment landscape involves analyzing market drivers and catalysts from a dispassionate perspective. This sounds like a tall order for individuals to successfully accomplish. However, overcoming emotional biases are critical as investors synchronize their rationale for investing...
September 26, 2017
Equifax Data Breach: Assess Impact, Protect Yourself, Monitor
Sabal Trust takes our responsibility to protect your personal and financial information very seriously. As you may have heard, Equifax recently experienced a data breach that may have exposed sensitive personal information including Social Security numbers, home addresses, credit card numbers, drivers license numbers and birth dates. Although the breach did not involve your accounts...