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Former Raven Industries executive leaves corporate world, finds fulfillment in new business venture

Lon Stroschein’s story started with a local farm kid earning his education at South Dakota State University.

How does an election year affect my investments?

Each election year, many investors scratch their heads wondering about how the upcoming presidential race will affect their investment portfolios.

Cutting up curtains: Rebekah and Nick Scott talk business journeys, 'how we money'

It all started with cutting up curtains. It’s a true story, but it also contains a metaphor that any entrepreneur could relate to.

Which retirement accounts should I withdraw from first?

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Heading into retirement can lead to a lot of financial questions. You’ve just spent much of your working career prioritizing saving, accumulating assets, and preparing for the future — including retirement.

Maximizing your giving impact: Founder of local nonprofit consulting firm shares insights

Common Cents on the Prairie™

Cindy Peterson wants everyone to view themselves as a philanthropist, whether that means giving of your time, talent, or treasure.

Understanding types of joint ownership to simplify your estate plan

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With a shared passion for the outdoors and a love for hunting, brothers John and Joe pool their resources to purchase a plot of hunting land in the vast expanse of central South Dakota.

Michael and Jean Bender discuss Bender Companies, money story at our live podcast event

Common Cents on the Prairie™

If Michael and Jean Bender were to sum up their money story, it would be that opposites attract.

Female founder Stacy Havener shares journey from underdog to success story

Common Cents on the Prairie™

“In a world full of men who love numbers, there was a place for a girl who loved words.

Lessons in family business learned from Spiderman, growing up with First National Bank

Much has been written about family businesses in America. They produce the majority of the U.S. GDP, employ more than half of U.S. workers, and are the lifeblood of building our great nation.