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Read this article for key tax planning considerations and opportunities to keep in mind as we transition into 2025.

Budgeting for the Holidays · Make a list, and check it twice. · Shop for bargains · Curb impulse shopping and spending · Make a plan for those other expenses.

Chad Schuiteman, Bank President at Northwest Bank is pleased to announce Michael Storey has joined Northwest Wealth Management in Sioux Center.

Bring focus to your charitable giving plan by examining where your values, causes and organizations overlap. Read this article to learn more.

Trusts are a common feature of estate plans. Whether you want to preserve wealth for the future, bypass the probate process or simply ensure your wishes will be upheld, a trust can help.

Caring for aging parents is a challenge many Americans are facing. Consider these factors to ensure your loved ones are well taken care of mentally, physically, legally and financially.

The 2024 presidential election is set to be a repeat of the Biden versus Trump contest of 2020. With both houses of Congress up for grabs, the stakes are high for either party, so it is understandable for the U.S. public to be nervous. Regardless of how the election plays out, political tensions will likely remain elevated throughout the next president's term, adding to an already contentious global political climate.

Your financial plan should have the same philosophy as the rest of your life. Your values—or what matters most to you—drive every decision you make in life, including the hobbies or activities you participate in, the causes you support and the people you spend your time with. So, let's look at the ways an advisor can build a financial plan based on your values, throughout different areas of financial planning.

When building a financial plan, a wide range of potential outcomes must be considered, with investors being willing and able to accept the downside risks. Here are the top 10 lessons for investors.