Author: Jonathan Harrison, CFP®
Tax Credit Possibility for Kansas Taxpayers
As the treasurer and supportive parent of New Horizon Ranch (NHR), Matt Syverson would like to share a unique opportunity with our Kansas clients and colleagues. In order to build a much needed indoo
Are You Vulnerable to the Heartbleed Bug?
We’ve had a few inquiries today, Thursday, April 10, 2014, and would like to provide you with useful information to answer your questions.
The following article very succinctly provides information a
The Survey Results are in!
Thank you to all of you who took the time to complete our 2014 Annual Client Satisfaction Survey. Many of you provided informative comments as well. Double kudos! It helps us understand what is going
What’s in a Name?
Matt Syverson had an opportunity to speak to professional advisors at the National Kingdom Advisors Conference this month about our transition from Syverson & Company over to the Sound Stewardship
What lessons have we learned?
As a long-standing member of the Garrett Planning Network, Matt Syverson had an opportunity to share his “Lessons Learned in Business” over the past 10 years with a national audience this month. In a
Syverson selected for the Children’s Mercy Hospital Planned Giving Council
After spending many hours at Children’s Mercy Hospital as the father of 2 children with special needs, Matt Syverson is pleased to announce that he has been selected to the Planned Giving Council for
Principles in Practice: Have a Long-Term Plan
Thankful for grateful, generous clients!
As Sound Stewardship® celebrates our 10th anniversary this year, we will be reflecting on the various achievements of our fantastic clients. One such couple c
Principles in Practice: Have a Long-Term Plan
What can tenacious twenty-somethings teach the rest of us?
As Sound Stewardship® celebrates our 10th anniversary this year, we will be reflecting on the various achievements of our fantastic clients.
Principles in Practice: Think Beyond Yourself
A fun figure for Matt’s family to follow!
Back in 2007, my family starting noticing that I was routinely late or absent for dinner, due to self-imposed work demands. I didn’t necessarily agree with t
Two Ways to Save Big on Taxes in 2013
If you enjoy making an impact through charitable giving, would like to reduce your taxes, and have IRA assets and/or investments in a taxable brokerage account, here are a few tax strategies you need