Do you have, or are you considering using a traditional or Roth Individual Retirement Account or 401(k) to help fund your retirement? Do you ever wonder which is best or makes the right sense for you? Is it better to go with the Roth concept and make
We're dealing with a number of issues, including computer generated algorithms, bearish rhetoric, political discourse, and of course trade issues-primarily with China.
If you were asked to make a purchase for a friend, one of the first questions they would undoubtedly pose upon delivery is, 'How much did you pay for it?†This is a reasonable question given that most consumers want to ensure they're getting
Independent financial advisory firm Hart Capital Management Inc. has moved to recently upgraded office space with onsite parking on the third floor of the RLH Building, on the periphery of downtown Spokane, at 201 W. North River Drive.
Robert Welk, licensed insurance broker and owner of Mead-based Welk Security & Trust, says it's no longer enough for employers to choose health insurance plans perfunctorily.
With technology enabling people to complete their work from just about anywhere, a growing number of workers are turning to 'gig work,†or income-earning activities outside of traditional long-term employment.
With several Inland Northwest banks in the area becoming acquisition targets in recent years, Spokane-based Wheatland Bank is steadfast to remain independent, asserts Susan Horton, CEO and president of the bank.
The Bank of America Financial Center-the tallest building in Spokane-has sold to Canada-based Redstone Group of Cos., one of British Columbia's largest private commercial real estate companies.
Spokane Teachers Credit Union, of Liberty Lake, plans to build a new branch building in Ponderay, Idaho, and move operations from an existing branch there. The new, 4,100-square-foot building will be located at 477123 U.S. Highway 95
Financial experts here say 2018 has been a good year for the Spokane area, but 2019 is unlikely to bring the same rate of growth.
Steve Scranton, chief investment officer and economist for Spokane-based Washington Trust Bank, characterizes 2018