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Four steps to financial health

Believing in the future of agriculture, Lauren Lucht assumed the responsibilities of Northwest Transplants from her parents. As ...

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Step 2: Choosing a banker

Doug W. Schuster of St. John, Wash., said he didn’t pick his banker out of the yellow pages. ...

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Step 3: Pick the right accountant

The old saying “time is money” applies to Bells Up winemaker and owner Dave Specter. While he certainly ...

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Step 4: Look for the right financial planner

Ask almost any farmer or rancher who is the most unpredictable member of their team, and they will ...

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Ag Finance: Why you need to do estate planning

Too many people put off estate planning, but in general the sooner the better, advises attorney Cale Beck.

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Ag Finance: Use prudence in financial planning

Every business has a certain level of risk which changes every year, so it’s important to have a ...

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Ag Finance: What to keep in mind when choosing an accountant

An accountant can help farmers and ranchers tap tax benefits, and decide if it’s best to determine your ...

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Ag Finance: What to look for when choosing a bank

When it’s time to decide which bank to take your business to, it helps to keep certain key ...

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Financial planner helps sheep company owner diversify his investments

While raising sheep in southeastern Idaho, Henry Etcheverry has sometimes literally followed in his father’s footsteps. He can ...

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Estate plan keeps assets in family for future generations

RUPERT, Idaho — Family circumstances and federal laws affecting estate planning seem to fluctuate like the weather. “It’s ...

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