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—STCU

STCU plans to open branch in Airway Heights in 2017

Building will sit on corner of U.S. 2, Hayford Road
Staff Report
STCU, the Spokane area's largest credit union, says it will develop a freestanding branch in the new Hayford Crossing retail plaza at the southwest corner of U.S. 2 and Hayford Road in Airway Heights, with construction to start this fall and the branch
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Community 1st Bank boosts lending infrastructure

New loan office slated for downtown Coeur d'Alene
Mike McLean
Post Falls-based Community 1st Bank reported increases in total assets and deposits for the bank's second quarter, while net income was comparable and net loans declined 3 percent compared with the year-earlier period. David Bobbitt, chairman and CEO o
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—Kevin Blocker

Evans' team continues aggressive push for clients

B of A Merrill Lynch VP wraps up first year on job
Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Spokane-based commercial banking unit currently oversees $4.4 billion in client assets-primarily here and in Boise-and is poised to add more, says senior vice president and senior client manager Dan Evans. And helpin
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Permit mapper expands reach to include Spokane

Customers can access up to 10 years of records
Samantha Peone
San Francisco-based BuildZoom has released a building permit map of Spokane as part of its larger Permit Mapping project, says a press release from the company. The Permit Mapping project consists of every remodeling and construction license within the p
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odd Radwick, president of Radwick Financial Group LLC, of Winthrop, Wash., is an insurance and financial adviser. He can be reached at 509.996.3425 and at todd@radwickfinancial.com

Disability insurance said key to buyout agreements

Partners are more likely to become disabled than die
Todd Radwick
Does your business have a partnership? Do you have a written buy/sell agreement? Like many partnerships, is it backed by life insurance? If you are like most business partnerships, you probably don't have it funded with disability insurance. But why?
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—Linn Parish

Cash-for-account offers increase

Competition for deposits drives incentives
Linn Parish
Some large banks that operate in the Inland Northwest are offering cash incentives to new customers who open checking accounts, start savings accounts, or sign up for direct deposit on existing accounts. Industry executives say competition for more depos
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—LeAnn Bjerken

RV loan demand speeds ahead

Consumer confidence a contributing factor
LeAnn Bjerken
Both lenders and dealers say consumer interest in recreational vehicle loans has grown here this year, as unemployment and gas prices remain low and buyers remain confident about the economy. While many people might think of motor homes when they hear t
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