The Tycor Companies

 

 About the Tycor Companies
 

Tycor Benefit Administrators, Inc. (TBA) was formed in 1980, and with its affiliated company, Tycor Asset Management, Inc. (TAM) provides a wide range of professional services. Together, they make up the Tycor Companies. The financial service professionals of TBA and TAM service a diverse group of clients, offering comprehensive employee benefit services, including program design, investment* and insurance selection and placement, implementation, and administration.


Tycor Benefit Administrators, Inc. TBA is an independent comprehensive service pension and benefits consulting and administration firm providing a diversity of planning services and products.

A Certified Pension Consultant, Qualified Plan Administrators, and enrolled actuary provide authoritative plan design and consulting support.

In addition to an experienced professional staff, TBA also utilizes advanced computer technology to support its employee benefit plan operation. TBA provides competitive products and comprehensive services in all aspects of employee benefit planning for our clients as a single source provider.

Tycor has been committed for over 30 years to maintaining quality relationships with our clients and their advisors, while continuing to form new relationships to further benefit our clients’ and our firm’s growth.


Tycor Asset Management, Inc. TAM is a registered investment advisor. It provides investment advice for corporate and individual clients and financial/estate planning for individuals. TAM seeks to achieve an integrated planning approach, tying various strategies into one comprehensive plan.

We have access to a broad array of products and services constructed around the needs of corporate and individual clients.

 

A Word from the Founder

Since founding Tycor in 1980, I have watched it grow from a firm specializing in professional corporations and qualified retirement plans into a comprehensive service financial planning firm.

 

With all of the changes I have witnessed, one thing remains the same: our ability to listen closely to our clients and ask the right questions.

 

Everything we do begins with understanding the needs and wishes of those who come to us for help.  This enables us to sort through the oftentimes overwhelming amount of information and options that confront consumers today, so we can guide them to appropriate, informed decisions.

 

Why not give one of Tycor’s seasoned professionals the opportunity to listen to you. Then let us help guide you on the path to financial stability.

                                                                                   -  Jonathan S. Corle
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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