Senior Managing Director Brandon Zureick shared his insights with Kiplinger’s on the Federal Reserve meeting and monetary policy in the coming months. “The Fed’s near-term inflation forecast is likely to change given higher oil prices, says Johnson Investment Counsel's chief economist." Kiplinger, 3/18/2026.
Our Chief Investment Officer, Charles Rinehart, spoke with the Wall Street Journal’s Rolfe Winkler on how investors are viewing Apple’s AI approach.“ Apple Is Way Behind in AI—and Still Making a Fortune from It.” The Wall Street Journal, 3/18/2026.
Managing director Anthony Kure recently provided his perspective with GOBankingRates’ Josephine Nesbit, outlining practical strategies to help safeguard retirement savings against inflation. “How To Protect Your Social Security and Retirement Income From Inflation.” GoBankingRates, 3/17/26.
Managing Director Anthony Kure recently shared actionable strategies for protecting retirement savings with MarketWatch’s Alisa Wolfson, including how to build a reliable retirement paycheck, regularly rebalancing a portfolio, and more. “Here’s exactly how many retirees had to ‘un-retire’ in the last 6 months — and how you can avoid the same fate.” MarketWatch, 3/10/26.
Senior Research Analyst Joe Abbott, CFA, shared his perspective with Cincinnati Business Courier’s Steve Watkins on Kroger’s earnings and what new CEO Greg Foran’s operating approach could mean for the company’s strategy moving forward. “Kroger promotes 84.51 president to new AI role, plans stores in two new cities.” Cincinnati Business Courier, 3/9/26.
Brandon Zureick, Senior Managing Director, spoke with Forbes’ Erik Sherman about the impact of tariffs – covering tax implications for corporate earnings, portfolio diversification and more. “How Tariffs Might Affect Your Investments In 2026.” Forbes, 2/28/2026.
Brandon Zureick, Senior Managing Director, weighed in on what the SCOTUS ruling could mean for consumers, markets and the direction of U.S. monetary policy. “What the SCOTUS Trump tariff decision means for portfolios.” Financial Planning, 2/20/2026.
Joe White, Portfolio Manager, answers this question, with considerations on why this may be the right approach – and why it may not be. “I Plan to Claim Social Security at Full Retirement Age Just to Invest the Money. Is This Genius?” Money, 2/13/2026.
Joe Abbott, Senior Research Analyst, discusses Kroger’s appointment of Greg Foran as its new CEO and what his operational background could mean for the company’s strategy moving forward. “With Foran, Kroger Eyes a Fresh Start.” Cincinnati Business Courier, 2/12/2026.
Charles Rinehart, Chief Investment Officer, discusses Kraft Heinz’s decision to pause plans to split into two companies and the profitability considerations behind the move with Reuters. “New Kraft Heinz CEO’s Difficult Choice: Split or Double Down.” Reuters, 2/12/2026.
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Current and former P&G employees can learn more about their Profit Sharing Trust (PST) distribution options during this informative webinar. Former P&G Finance/Brand Management employee, Mike Stanis, CFA, CFP®, MBA, is a Portfolio Manager and the Procter and Gamble (P&G) Retirement Plans Director at JIC. He spent 17+ years with P&G and will share what he learned about transitioning from P&G so that you can make the best decisions for your family.
Andrew Ross Sorkin’s “1929: The Year of the Great Crash and the Downfall of the American Dream,“ is a powerful reminder that financial crises are never just about numbers, they’re about human nature, leverage, and policy choices. While another Great Depression is highly unlikely, meaningful market downturns are inevitable.
In this year's annual Wealth Management Forum CEO Jason Jackman provides a firm update, and CIO Charles Rinehart and Managing Director Brandon Zureick share a detailed economic and market analysis. This presentation was recorded 2/4/2026.
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.
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.