David E. Redding, CTFA, AEP
David E. Redding is Market President and Senior Wealth Adviser with Argent Trust Company, a division of Argent Financial Group. His expertise is primarily in Trust and Estate administration, with a focus on closely held entities, family governance and succession planning. He has 30 years of experience, and prior to his position at Argent, David was Executive Vice President and Regional Manager for Frost Wealth Advisors.
David is a graduate of Texas A&M University, Mays School of Business, a past president and member of the Estate Planning Council of Central Texas, Board member of Westminster Manor, prior chairman and elder board member at Hill Country Bible Church, former board member of the Young Men's Business League. David also holds the Certified Trust and Financial Advisor, Certified Wealth Strategist and Accredited Estate Planner designations.
David and his wife, Nancy, along with their four children and a very active Weimaraner, live in Austin, Texas.
Office: 512.478.3188
Mobile: 512.422.9923
E-mail: dredding@argenttrust.com
Website: www.argenttrust.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/deredding
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davideredding
Latest articles by David E. Redding, CTFA, AEP
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Intrafamily Loans: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
loans Before you lend a family member money, make sure you understand how these loans work. There's a minimum interest rate that must be charged, for example. And examine some pitfalls that can make these loans perilous.
By David E. Redding, CTFA, AEP • Published
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Avoiding the Debt Trap for Your Child's Higher Education
Paying for College A four-year college experience could easily cost a family $100,000 these days. So, to make it work, parents need to do three things: Start saving early, help their kids be realistic and get a little creative.
By David E. Redding, CTFA, AEP • Published
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Opportunity Zones: Tax Panacea or High-Risk Money Pit?
Tax Breaks The IRS has given savvy real estate investors an intriguing chance to help develop low-income areas without potentially paying any taxes whatsoever on their gains along the way. But it's not for the fainthearted.
By David E. Redding, CTFA, AEP • Published
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Own a Gun? Careful: You Might Need a Gun Trust
retirement Make a mistake when inheriting an IRA and you might face tax consequences. Make a mistake when inheriting a gun collection, and there's a chance you could face felony charges. So, anyone who owns a gun may want to consider adding a gun trust to their estate plan.
By David E. Redding, CTFA, AEP • Published