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Philadelphia Style's Dynamic Women 2026
Amy was featured in Philadelphia Style's September issue as one of its Dynamic Women for 2026.
Janney’s Women Advisors Forum
Amy had the privilege of attending Janney’s Women Advisors Forum in Philadelphia with our two college interns.
Janney Named Official Wealth Management Partner of the Philadelphia Eagles
We’re proud to partner with the Philadelphia Eagles. Together, we share a commitment to excellence, teamwork, and results.
Divorce Financial Planning
Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO)
What is a qualified domestic relations order (QDRO)?
A qualified domestic relations order (QDRO) is a court judgment, decree, or order establishing the marital property rights of a spouse, former spouse, child, or dependent of a pension plan participant with respect to certain qualified retirement plans. Several requirements and restrictions apply.
Tax Issues Related to Divorce
What are the tax issues related to divorce?
If you're separated or divorced, it's important for you to become familiar with certain tax issues. Familiarity with the tax consequences of your financial and personal decisions might cause you to alter your plans in some areas. You should be aware of the tax impact of your filing status, and you should know how a married couple's income and expenses may be divided for tax purposes. You should also be aware of the tax treatment of pensions, alimony, and child support, and you should know the significance of claiming a child as a dependent. Additionally, the tax treatment of property settlements and the redemption of a spouse's stock in a family business should be understood, as should the use of trusts and escrow accounts in divorce proceedings.
Divorce and Estate Planning
How does divorce affect estate planning?
Wills for both spouses are often drawn up sometime during the marriage--particularly if there are children involved. When divorce is contemplated, the selection of beneficiaries and executors will likely be revised to reflect the absence of your former spouse.
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August 31, 2026
9 Considerations for 2026 Year-end Tax Planning
Start year-end tax planning now to review income, gains and losses, retirement distributions, charitable giving, and tax payments—and prepare for 2027.
Research & Insights
Access our latest research and insights covering market news, financial planning topics, and more.
September Investment Perspectives
In this issue, we discuss how the labor market is still doing the heavy lifting, the details surrounding recent U.S. Treasury news, and how the midterms may impact the markets.
Managing Finances in a New Marriage: A Checklist for Newlyweds
Marriage is more than a milestone—it’s a meaningful opportunity to align your financial lives and build a shared foundation. Use this checklist to coordinate accounts, clarify goals, and position yourselves to Plan for More together.
5 Top Cybercrime Trends—and How to Protect Yourself
From smart homes to digital wallets, more of our financial lives now live online. While technology creates convenience, it also creates opportunities for cybercriminals. Staying informed about evolving threats—and taking proactive steps—can help you protect one of your most precious assets: your personal and financial information. Here are five cybercrime trends to keep on your radar.