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The Tower Trust & Investment Company (formerly Northwest Bank Investment Management Group) professionals are here for you through the phases of your financial life cycle.

11/03/2026

Markets were mixed last week as investors reassessed the heavy spending on artificial intelligence, leading to weakness in large technology stocks while smaller companies and several non-tech sectors posted gains. The economy remains resilient, with stronger-than-expected GDP growth and the Federal Reserve
keeping interest rates unchanged, although inflation remains above target.

Looking ahead, investors will be watching employment data, economic reports, and corporate earnings while continuing to evaluate whether AI investments can deliver the returns needed to justify current spending levels.

Today is Election Day, an opportunity to have a say in the decisions that shape our communities, from local government t...
11/03/2026

Today is Election Day, an opportunity to have a say in the decisions that shape our communities, from local government to Congress. If you haven't already voted, it's worth confirming your polling location before heading out, as locations can change. Thank you as well to the poll workers and volunteers on both sides of the river who make it all work.

Savannah Daugherty has joined us as a Trust Officer. Please join us in welcoming Savannah to the Tower Trust & Investmen...
11/03/2026

Savannah Daugherty has joined us as a Trust Officer. Please join us in welcoming Savannah to the Tower Trust & Investment Company team!

Halloween may be the one night a year we expect people at the door to pretend to be someone else, but scammers do it yea...
10/31/2026

Halloween may be the one night a year we expect people at the door to pretend to be someone else, but scammers do it year-round by posing as a bank, the IRS or even a family member in trouble, and with AI, the voice on the other end can sound surprisingly real. According to the FBI, Americans age 60 and older reported about $7.7 billion in online crime losses in 2025.

The story may change, but the best response usually does not: hang up and call back using a number you already trust, such as the one on the back of your card, and consider setting a family "safe word" for emergencies. The same applies to anything that appears to come from Tower, so if a call or email about your accounts feels off, contact our office directly using the number you already know.

Jeanne Pyle Scott also wrote more about IRS-related scams here:

IRS Scam phone calls. If you receive an unsolicited communication which purports to be the IRS, there are a few key things to remember.

Kassie Sturms has joined our team of experts as AVP, Operations Officer. Please join us in welcoming Kassie to the team!
10/29/2026

Kassie Sturms has joined our team of experts as AVP, Operations Officer. Please join us in welcoming Kassie to the team!

Tax planning shouldn’t wait until April! Proactive tax planning throughout the year can help you identify opportunities,...
10/29/2026

Tax planning shouldn’t wait until April! Proactive tax planning throughout the year can help you identify opportunities, avoid surprises, and make more informed financial decisions. Read the article from Centennial Tax & Accounting to learn why planning ahead matters!

For many, tax planning often begins when tax documents start arriving in the mailbox. Unfortunately, by April, many of the most effective tax-saving opportunities have already passed.

As the year winds down, it’s a great time to take stock of your financial goals and make sure you’re on track for the ye...
10/26/2026

As the year winds down, it’s a great time to take stock of your financial goals and make sure you’re on track for the year ahead. Our latest Investing for Life newsletter shares helpful insights to consider as you wrap up the year. Click to read “Raking Up the Year” by Associate Portfolio Manager, Craig Loken.

Most financial decisions do not need to be made simply because year-end is approaching. In fact, much of the planning is ongoing and revisited at your annual review. However, a handful of items may be worth considering before the calendar turns.

Most estate plans spell out who receives the house and the investment accounts, but far fewer say anything about passwor...
10/23/2026

Most estate plans spell out who receives the house and the investment accounts, but far fewer say anything about passwords. So much of daily life now sits behind a login, from utility bills and bank statements to the phone itself, and an executor who can't get in may struggle just to learn which accounts exist.

National Estate Planning Awareness Week is a good time to take inventory of the accounts your family would need to reach. How you store that information is a personal choice, and each approach has tradeoffs. Some people use password management software, some split each password between two trusted people, and others keep a written list with their estate documents, in a fireproof safe or with an attorney or corporate trustee.

Whatever the method, keeping it current is what makes it useful.

This week is Estate Planning Awareness Week! When was the last time you reviewed your estate plan? From updating importa...
10/22/2026

This week is Estate Planning Awareness Week! When was the last time you reviewed your estate plan? From updating important documents to making sure your wishes are clearly communicated, a regular review can help keep your plans aligned with your goals. Find a full checklist in our latest article by Associate Invesment Officer, Melanie Hamerlinck.

October 19-25 is National Estate Planning Awareness Week, an annual observance designed to increase awareness of the importance of having an estate plan in place.

Thanks for having us Quad Cities Community Foundation!
10/21/2026

Thanks for having us Quad Cities Community Foundation!

Estate planning can open up important conversations about family, values, and the future we hope to shape.

Thank you to Cody Allen, president of Tower Trust & Investment Company, for sharing guidance on deciding when and what to share with loved ones about estate and financial plans.

And thank you to everyone who joined us to explore these personal decisions and ways to support the people and charitable causes closest to your heart. We’re grateful for the opportunity to help you plan with care and confidence.

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100 E. Kimberly Road
Davenport, IA
52806

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+15633882622

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