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Jeff Bounds

Fort Worth
As seen in: The Business Journals, The Dallas Morning News, Houston Chronicle, D Magazine, Dallas Innovates, CBT Automotive Network, Texas CEO Magazine, AutoSuccess Magazine
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The New Take on Health Insurance

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By Jeff Bounds
| Texas CEO Magazine
Austin’s Curative and Dallas’ Evry Health are trying to change employer-sponsored health coverage. Employers are using various tactics to combat runaway health-care costs, but one of their most popular methods is high-deductible insurance. Deductibles are what people must pay for health care before insurers start covering medical costs. Some 55.7 percent of American private sector workers nationwide, including 55.5 percent in Texas, were enrolled in high-deductible plans in 2021.
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Finding Opportunity In Chaos

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By Jeff Bounds
| Texas CEO Magazine
Mark Steffe was ready to take the leap. After serving in leadership roles at TIAA (previously TIAA-CREF) and UBS Financial Services (formerly PaineWebber), he finally got to run his own show when he was promoted to president and CEO of First Command Financial Services Inc. That was the good news. The bad news was he took the reins on January 1, 2020. On March 13 of that year, he sent the Fort Worth-based company’s staff to work remotely because of fast-spreading COVID-19.
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The Changing Face of Business Banking in Texas

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By Jeff Bounds
| Texas CEO Magazine
Amid fierce competition and rising costs, lenders are investing in specialized staff and new products and services. Yet through it all, relationships remain the foundation for serving commercial clients. On the surface, it’s never been a better time to be a Texas business in need of a new banking partner. Companies can choose from 487 banks insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. that have branch deposits in this state, according to FDIC data analyzed by Samco Capital Markets.
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