Making the transition from earning money to spending money when you first stop working is tricky, especially if you're healthy and eager to enjoy all that new free time. The nice thing about work is that it keeps you from spending money. Remember, retir
In preparing for retirement, women face some particular challenges that men don't, which is why experts here say it's still important to follow the old standby advice: Start planning and saving early.
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Hart Capital Management Inc., of Spokane, says the composite value of the 10 publicly traded Inland Northwest companies dipped slightly to $10.8 billion in the first quarter of 2017, a decrease of $79 million, or 2 percent, from the previous quarter.
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Spokane-based Northwest Bancorporation Inc., the holding company of Inland Northwest Bank, soon will expand the bank's footprint into the Columbia River Gorge and the Portland metropolitan area if all goes as planned, representing a significant geograph
Last year, the Department of Labor issued a new ruling requiring that most financial professionals who provide advice on retirement investments must act as fiduciaries, meaning that they are legally and ethically required to act in the best interest of th
Washington State University's Office of Commercialization has added a new position to the university's Spokane campus, establishing its first point of contact here for researchers hoping to develop and market new technologies in life science fields.
As the Spokane real estate market continues to heat up, lenders here at The Advisors Mortgage Co. say they're preparing for added competition in mortgage loans.
'The current market is definitely a seller's market,†says Blaine Rolstad, branch ma
Traditionally, journalists haven't been recognized as a financially savvy lot; however, one local financial adviser points to a one-time business columnist for the publication Barron's Magazine as having helped him shape his long-term investment strat
Currently, we're trading near the all-time highs of the U.S. stock market, while the bond market continues near its all-time lows. This cyclicality aspect of the markets is leading many to conclude that the time may be coming near for them to trade plac
Spokane-based Wheatland Bank has expanded its mortgage division downtown.
The home loan division, led by Troy Sims, senior vice president and director of residential lending services, has a team of 15, including six residential lenders and support staff,