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Blue Trust

For more than 45 years, Blue Trust has helped clients bring faith and finances together through financial expertise and biblical wisdom. Our advisors walk with clients across the wealth spectrum through every season of life, helping them steward what has been entrusted to them with clarity, confidence, and purpose. As a national wealth management company with over $70 billion in assets under advisement, Blue Trust serves more than 11,500 clients across the country.* Our services include: • Financial, retirement, and estate planning • Investment management • Cash flow and budget planning • Charitable giving strategies • Personal trust and estate settlement • Business consulting services • Family Office • Professional Athlete services • Institutional services • Retirement plan consulting * As of 6/30/2026 and subject to change. -- Trust and investment management accounts and services offered by Blue Trust, Inc. are not insured by the FDIC or any other federal government agency, are not deposits or other obligations of, nor guaranteed by any bank or bank affiliate, and are subject to investment risk, including possible loss of the principal amount invested. View our social media guidelines & legal info: https://www.bluetrust.com/privacy-regulatory/www.bluetrust.com

Search complete. 10 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Blue Trust".

Sep 12, 2026

John FullerHOST
29:16
Yeah, family takes a lot of intentionality, and money is a part of that process, and Russ Crossan is passionate about helping us think through these things.
John FullerHOST
29:26
He's the chief vision officer and senior partner of Blue Trust, and he's helped families and couples be good financial stewards for over 40 years.
John FullerHOST
29:35
Now, he's captured some of his expertise and insights in a terrific book called Your Life Well Spent, The Eternal Rewards of Investing Yourself and Your Money in Your Family.
John FullerHOST
29:47
Russ, welcome back.
Rob WestHOST
1:35
When it comes to cutting through the confusion surrounding Medicare, few are better equipped than Eddie Holland.
Rob WestHOST
1:41
He's a senior private wealth advisor and partner at Blue Trust, as well as a certified financial planner, a CPA, and a certified kingdom advisor.
Rob WestHOST
1:49
Eddie, great to have you back.
Rob WestHOST
1:51
Thanks, Rob.
Rob WestHOST
5:30
You do have an option to continue with your employer's plan in certain cases and delay Medicare without penalties, right? That is correct, yes.
Rob WestHOST
5:40
OK, excellent.
Rob WestHOST
5:41
We'll continue to unpack all of this straight ahead with Eddie Holland of Blue Trust.
Rob WestHOST
5:46
We'll talk about Irma.
John FullerHOST
1:51
And Russ Crosson is passionate about, uh, helping us think through these things.
John FullerHOST
1:56
Uh, he's the chief vision officer and senior partner of Blue Trust, and he's helped families and couples be good financial stewards for over 40 years.
John FullerHOST
2:06
Now he's captured some of his expertise and, uh, insights in a terrific book called Your Life Well Spent:
Jim DalyHOST
2:13
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Rob WestHOST
1:11
Well, we always enjoy having my friend John Cortinez on the program.
Rob WestHOST
1:14
John is a family office advisor with Blue Trust and a regular FaithFi contributor.
Rob WestHOST
1:20
He's also the co-author of both God and Money and True Riches.
Rob WestHOST
1:23
John, great to have you back.
Rob WestHOST
5:27
Also contentment and trust and love and how those virtues really shape every decision we make as we manage the resources God has entrusted to us.
Rob WestHOST
5:38
We're talking with John Cortines today about building your financial house on God's word.
Rob WestHOST
5:44
John is a family office advisor with Blue Trust and a regular contributor here at FaithFi.
Rob WestHOST
5:49
And we've got much more coming just around the corner.

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