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How to create a net worth statement: The quiet step that transforms your financial future

We are breaking down what a net worth statement is, why it matters, how to create one, and how tracking your net worth can transform your financial future.

Randy Knecht, former CEO of Journey Group.

Why former CEO Randy Knecht retired from Journey Group

“Complacency can set in — and I’m not saying it did, but it could. And fresh ideas can come from new blood coming in in leadership.”

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Getting ahead financially: Steps to accomplish your 2026 money resolutions

From creating a budget to reviewing your estate plan, these simple steps can bring you closer to accomplishing your 2026 money resolutions.

Former CEO Steve Scheel explains why Scheels 'isn't for everybody'

Steve Scheel, the former CEO of Scheels, says his family's sporting goods store isn't for everybody — and that's okay.

A client meeting at First National Wealth Management.

2025: A year of client-focused progress for First National Wealth Management

2025 marked a year of meaningful progress and deeper client relationships for our First National Wealth Management team.

Adam Cox with his daughters, Adeline and Nora.

Adam Cox, head of wealth management, answers teenage daughters’ questions about money

Delving into investing with his dad at a young age, Adam Cox quickly found a lifelong passion in money. What he loves infinitely more than money, though, are his teenage daughters, Adeline and Nora.

Matt Adamson, portfolio manager at First National Wealth Management.

Understanding gambling to become a smarter investor

Any investor with a long enough track record will learn that fortunes are made and lost on well-laid plans that did or didn’t work out. Perhaps we can learn lessons from some other practitioners of chance and uncertainty: gamblers.