FORVIS LLP's Travis Liles: "The important thing to keep in mind is to work with a trusted adviser to develop a tax-efficient withdrawal strategy that is right for you. They can help assess your unique circumstances and recommend the best strategy for your needs."

Executive Editor Christine Temple discusses financial planning and wealth management with local executives.

UMB Bank's Justin Butler: "While no one can predict exactly when the economy will shift or to what degree, protecting cash flow and preparing for different scenarios with your financial advisers are proactive ways to set your business up for success in today’s changing environment."

SBJ interviews the CEO of The Whitlock Co. LLP.

A state tax credit program designed to primarily help nonprofits fund community initiatives and boost economic development is benefiting a project for one Springfield organization for the second time in five years.

Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, law, municipal and nonprofit.

A longtime employee in the software industry made a career pivot with the opening of Ouch Skate Shop; consumer finance company Lendmark Financial Services LLC extended into Christian County; and RetroZone Marshfield LLC moved.

The former "Price is Right" host is known locally for millions of dollars in donations to the Springfield university.

For 24 years, Springfield Business Journal has honored women for their professional and civic accomplishments and contributions.

The 65804 ZIP code ranks No. 41 in Realtor.com study.

Horton Electric Service, founded in 2003, is now under new ownership.

A total of $80,000 is headed to the cities.

The funds are earmarked for a new workforce training facility in Christian County.

Texas-based TopSide Marinas buys Cape Fair Marina and Hideaway Marina.

The 12-hour fundraiser bests the inaugural year.

Commerce Trust Co.'s Don Davis: "This is an ideal time to talk to a financial adviser. These professionals are available to help you navigate the volatility of the current environment and keep you heading toward your financial goals."

An independent panel of judges has chosen the 13th annual class of Springfield Business Journal’s Men of the Year. The award recognizes the professional, philanthropic and civic contributions of businessmen throughout the Springfield region.

The eight-figure donation will go toward a new "front porch" to campus, officials say.

The utility is projecting revenue of $633 million in fiscal 2024.

Borrow My Angel comes under the fiscal administration of Community Partnership of the Ozarks.