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Looming fiduciary rule could create 'black swan' event

Asset selloffs could spur market disruptions soon
June 22, 2017
Guest Writer
When it comes to financial planning and preparing for the future, many people have the instinct to bury their heads in the sand to avoid the monetary realities of the future. According to a recent retirement study published by Financial Engines Inc., ju
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Poll results, economic performance are diverging

Positive sentiment doesn't lead to immediate action
June 22, 2017
Steve Scranton
Since the end of the U.S. elections last November, survey measurements of how people feel about the economy and their personal situations have risen dramatically. The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index increased from a reading of 100.8 as of Oct
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—Treva Lind

Spokane Symphony ends season on high note

Organization boosts sales, narrows its budget deficit
June 22, 2017
Treva Lind
A year into his role as Spokane Symphony executive director, Jeff vom Saal often uses the word momentum for describing recent work boosting ticket sales and drawing wider audiences to the Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox. He's also focused on improvin
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When making investment strategy, know thyself

Personality traits can help, hinder success in market
June 22, 2017
Michael Maehl
Being aware of trends and the successful identification of investment opportunities are quite small considerations in being a successful investor. Trial and error as you learn the ins and outs of the financial markets, along with really knowing your pers
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Teaching financial literacy should become priority

Lessons could help avoid 'school of hard knocks'
June 22, 2017
Rick Biel
In my life, I have often commented to myself, 'I wish someone would have told me that when I was young.”  There are many things now, at the age of 55, that I wish I had known when I was a young man. In particular, I wish someone would have taught me
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—Mike McLean

Tekoa touts rail trail

Small town sees economic hope in former railroad line
June 22, 2017
Mike McLean
A small group of Tekoa-based boosters of the John Wayne Pioneer Trail hope a tentative agreement they've reached with owners of farmland between their town and the North Idaho town of Plummer will connect a three-state network of rail trails. The group
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200-acre industrial park eyed in Spokane Valley

Property would have 100-acre lots, rail access
June 22, 2017
Centennial Real Estate Investments and the city of Spokane Valley are moving closer to finalizing plans for the development of a 200-acre industrial park amid efforts to woo at least two major manufacturers there as tenants. Doug Yost, Centennial's di
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Gonzaga Prep works on gym project while fundraising

Wrestling program will be in new stand-alone building
June 22, 2017
Mike McLean
The Gonzaga Preparatory School athletic and fitness facilities renewal campaign has raised enough contributions to start work on the first two of three phases planned for the $6.5 million construction project. The first two phases include construction of
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