Managing Director and Senior Portfolio Manager, Tony Kure, recently discussed key issues all taxpayers should be aware of when filing their 2025 tax returns. “Tax Season Is Here: 9 Important New Things to Know.” Quartz, 1/13/2026.
In a recent Barron’s interview, Charles Rinehart, Chief Investment Officer, discussed investor portfolio construction and how to think about global exposure in 2026. “Retirees, Here’s How to Invest for a Fracturing World.” Barron’s, 1/7/2026.
Johnson Investment Counsel Chief Investment Officer Jason Jackman, CFA, is included in Ohio 500, Ohio Business Magazine’s 2025 list of “The State’s Most Powerful & Influential People.” Ohio Business Magazine, 12/26/2025.
Managing Director of Dayton Market, Vince Russell sat down with2NEWS anchor Lauren Wood to discuss the possibility of a market “pop” similar to the late ’90s tech bubble. “5 on 2: AI investment frenzy leading to a bubble?” 2News, 11/17/2025.
Joe Abbott, CFA, Senior Research Analyst, shared his insights with Cincinnati Business Courier on P&G’s Q1 2026 fiscal earnings, released Friday. He highlighted the company’s key strategic shifts, renewed focus on the consumer and explains why P&G exceeded economic expectations. Read more of Joe’s insights in the full article. “P&G now expects tariff impact to be half of what it previously forecast.” Cincinnati Business Courier, 10/27/2025.
Anthony Kure, CFP® recently spoke with MarketWatch’s Morey Stettner about the hidden risks of “supersaving” and strategies to maintain balance in “You can be a supersaver for retirement — but it’ll cost you.” MarketWatch, 10/24/2025.
Senior Managing Director, Brandon Zureick, CFA joined CBS MoneyWatch to break down September’s CPI report – highlighting how rising prices, interest rate shifts and tariff pressures are influencing Social Security, consumer confidence and long-term planning. “CPI report shows inflation continued to climb in September, although at a cooler pace than forecast.” CBS MoneyWatch, 10/24/2025.
Johnson Investment Counsel Chief Investment Officer Jason Jackman, CFA, is included in Cincinnati 300, Cincinnati Magazine’s 2025 list of the city’s most influential leaders. Cincinnati Magazine, 10/3/2025.
We are proud to be named once again among Forbes’ Top RIA Firms in America. This prestigious list acknowledges firms with a strong history of safeguarding and growing client wealth for future generations. "2025 America's Top RIA Firms." Forbes, 10/1/25.
Sherwin-Williams recently announced a pause to its 401(k) match. Tony Kure, Managing Director and Senior Portfolio Manager, recently spoke with Forbes about what it means and the steps you can take to keep your retirement on track. “How To Navigate Retirement Savings If Your Company Suspends 401(k) Plan Matches”. Forbes, 9/26/2025.
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Read our 4Q 2025 Quarterly Insight newsletter to find a letter from Chief Executive Officer Jason Jackman, CFA, this quarter’s Market Update from Chief Investment Officer Charles Rinehart, CFA, CAIA, and, as always, catch up on all of your JIC employee news.
CIO Charles Rinehart, CFA, CAIA, reflects on a strong 2025 despite persistent headlines around tariffs, Fed policy, and economic uncertainty. With solid market gains, uneven growth, and elevated valuations heading into 2026, he highlights why discipline, diversification, and a long-term focus remain essential.
As we close 2025 and flip the calendar to 2026, we can look back at generally strong markets facing the cross-currents of economic and geopolitical uncertainty. These factors and scenarios have one thing in common: they are out of our control. Realizing this, we created a financial “checklist” for tactics we do control, which could have a positive effect on cash flow, balance sheets, and peace of mind as we close the book on another year.
Coming soon! This year's annual Wealth Management Forum will be available beginning February 5th at 4pm ET. CEO Jason Jackman will provide a firm update, and CIO Charles Rinehart and Managing Director Brandon Zureick will share a detailed economic and market analysis.
Compassionate financial guidance for widows and widowers navigating life after loss. Discover practical steps, resources, and support from Johnson Investment Counsel to help you feel grounded and secure during this transition.
The market, like the weather, goes through seasons or cycles. Sometimes calm, sometimes stormy. With a portfolio designed to absorb shock and regulate your financial environment—through diversification, reliable income sources, and a clear plan—your financial thermostat can stay at a comfortable temperature no matter what the forecast says.
The financial impact of divorce can be complex — from managing your finances to restructuring wealth and planning for long-term security on your own. At Johnson Investment Counsel, we specialize in helping clients navigate these transitions with empathy, clarity, and support.
Beginning in 2026, a new provision within the SECURE 2.0 Act will mandate a significant change for the higher-earning employees over the age of 50: catch-up contributions must be made on a Roth (after-tax) basis. Though this shift has not been well publicized since the law was passed in 2024 but delayed implementation until 2026, it could carry substantial implications for both near-term tax strategy and long-term wealth planning.
This quarter’s market update from Chief Investment Officer Charles Rinehart, CFA, CAIA, the JIC Beyond the Numbers blog “The 2026 Roth Mandate for Catch-Up Contributions: A Subtle but Significant Shift in Retirement Savings” by Managing Director of Northeastern Ohio Market and Senior Portfolio Manager, Anthony Kure, CFP®, and, as always, catch up on all of your JIC employee news.
CIO, Charles Rinehart, CFA, CAIA, discusses how the markets may seem calm at a glance, but beneath the surface, 2025 has been a rollercoaster of tariff threats, geopolitical tensions, and surprising rebounds. From double-digit drops to record-setting rallies, this update reveals just how quickly sentiment can shift — and why discipline and long-term focus matter most.