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Banking & Finance

Commercial banking still requires human touch

Automation can't replace face-to-face interaction
November 9, 2017
Terry Turnbow
It should come as no surprise in the age of rapidly changing and emerging technologies, where cars can drive themselves and food delivery is available at our fingertips, that a majority of our banking services take place on our mobile devices. According
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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

Don't procrastinate when acquiring life insurance

Best to buy policies sooner, while premiums likely lower
November 9, 2017
Todd Radwick
With life insurance, there are no 'do overs.” You have to make it count the first time. You can't buy more after you die. With that in mind, have you ever wondered what the maximum amount of life insurance is that you can buy to protect your loved
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Financial planning for parents-to-be has many facets

Re-evaluate budget, goals, before baby's arrival
November 9, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
While most people agree the decision to start a family is one of life's biggest adventures, it also comes with a hefty price tag, one that financial advisers here say parents-to-be should try to be proactive in planning for. 'Whenever you're facing
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Emotions can lead to loss aversion or overconfidence in investing

Human psychology affects investment decision making
November 9, 2017
Michael Maehl
Economist Richard Thaler was awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize in the field of economics for his contributions to behavioral economics. According to the Nobel committee, Thaler has 'incorporated psychologically realistic assumptions into analyses of economi
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Despite popularity, robo-advisers can miss big picture

Choices often based on limited amount of data
November 9, 2017
Alicia O'Mary
Automation and the transition to digital solutions are affecting more and more industries, and financial services are no exception. Over the past few years, tech-savvy consumers increasingly have embraced financial-technology investment tools to save tim
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Idaho Independent Bank prepares for transition

Second-generation Gustavel to take over at first of year
November 9, 2017
Keith Erickson
While its customers might not realize any difference in services or policy, Coeur d'Alene-based Idaho Independent Bank will face a big change come New Year's Day. On Jan. 1, Kurt Gustavel, 48, will take over the leadership of IIB from his father, Jac
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—Kevin Blocker

The learning curve for STCU's Ezra Eckhardt

Incoming CEO starts whirlwind tour of STCU's expansive footprint
November 9, 2017
Ezra Eckhardt might not be assuming the role of president and CEO of Liberty Lake-based STCU until Jan. 1, but he's already hit the ground running visiting branches and learning all about the organization he'll soon lead. In an interview just a week
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—LeAnn Bjerken

BECU's eastward expansion

Credit union's membership here rises by 65 percent
November 9, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
Barely a year after establishing its first retail presence in the Spokane area, Boeing Employees Credit Union plans to expand its reach here. BECU, the largest credit union in Washington state and the fourth largest nationwide, with nearly $12 billion in
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Reform buzz builds uncertainty among Spokane-area tax pros

Some deductions, credits go away prior to changes
October 26, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
Some Spokane-area tax preparers say President Trump's recently announced plan for tax reform has shifted their focus toward possible major changes coming in 2018, rather than the comparatively few changes in the tax code for this year. 'In my opinion
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Four benefits trends shape destination workplaces

Employers enhance perks to offset rising health costs
October 26, 2017
Charlie Issacs
As businesses tally expenses and set their budgets for next year, many won't be able to escape the fact that health care price inflation continues to fuel increases in the cost of benefits. According to Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.'s 2017 Benefits Strat
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