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Money Saving Monday: Starting your own business? Here's what you should know (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Owning your own business offers the freedom to pursue your passion, control your schedule, and manage your finances independently. But turning that dream into reality requires more than enthusiasmâit demands careful planning and strategic preparation. The foundation of any successful business starts with a comprehensive plan, according to Julie Lind, Chief Lending Officer at WSECU. Before you invest a single dollar or submit a loan application, you need to understand three c
Money Saving Monday: Fall is the ideal time to reset your budget before the holiday spending rush (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â As summer vacation fades and the school year begins, many families find themselves in a unique financial position: the holidays are still months away, but spending season is approaching fast. Financial experts say this is the perfect moment to take control of your budget before the rush begins. Rather than waiting until January to reset your finances, fall offers an ideal window to review your spending habits and make adjustments, according to James Rothwell, of GESA Credit Un
Kellogg teen gets advanced leg brace through Shriners care (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash- Gladys Miller knows falling is part of the journey. âWalking was very challenging. Itâs still kind of challenging,â the 17-year-old said. âI fall a lot.â The Kellogg High School student has received care through Shriners for about a decade, beginning after Amy Miller and her husband adopted her from China. Gladys was born with spina bifida and underwent spinal surgery in China. She said the procedure damaged nerves in her left leg, leaving her with limited control over i
Money Saving Monday: Is now a good time to buy a car? (opens the original)
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If you have your eye on a new car â or a car that is new to you â you may be wondering whether now is the right time to buy. According to Jon Maroni, Numerica Credit Unionâs financial engagement manager, the answer is personal. âItâs not necessarily about the month, the season, what the marketâs doing,â Maroni said. âItâs really going to be the best time for you.â Maroni said buying a vehicle may make sense when you have money saved and a car that needs to be replaced. That c
'Legitimate roller coaster'; At least 50 students at Spokane's Indian Trail Elementary School lost homes in wildfire (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash - School starts two weeks from Wednesday in Spokane. Thousands of kids will head back to school, just having gone through the trauma of the Spokane wildfires. Families in the Indian Trail neighborhood are among the hardest hit. Hundreds of homes burned when the Old Trails Fire jumped the Spokane River and roared into their neighborhood on August 1st. "We're looking at about 50 kids who have lost their homes," said Indian Trail Elementary School Principal Breanna Cull. "We know of a
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