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When it comes to meaningful partnerships, few stand out like the relationship between P1FCU and the University of Idaho. In the latest episode of the Making Sense of Money podcast, President Scott Green of the University of Idaho and Chris Loseth, President and CEO of P1FCU, reflect on how their shared values and deep roots in Idaho are creating something greater than just a sponsorship.
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Building Legacy Through PartnershipPublished August 21, 2025
When it comes to meaningful partnerships, few stand out like the relationship between P1FCU and the University of Idaho. In the latest episode of the Making Sense of Money podcast, President Scott Green of the University of Idaho and Chris Loseth, President and CEO of P1FCU, reflect on how their shared values and deep roots in Idaho are creating something greater than just a sponsorship.
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Success From Scratch: Turning Passion Into ProfitPublished July 18, 2025
Real estate investing isn't just for Wall Street moguls; it's for anyone willing to start, learn, and grow. That was the message loud and clear in our latest Making Sense of Money podcast episode, featuring Jessica Bean, CEO of Unlock Real Estate. Jessica's story began in interior design, but after a few career twists and an unexpected opportunity, she found herself diving headfirst into the world of real estate investing, and hasn't looked back since. |
![]() Thinking about investing?Published June 18, 2025
So, you know you should be investing and saving for the future but don't know where to start? Well, we sat down with Brett, P1FCU's Financial Advisor, on the Making Sense of Money podcast to get some help on unpacking some of the most common investment questions. Hopefully, what you learn here can help your journey toward financial well-being feel a whole lot more manageable.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to optimize your retirement plan, here is a breakdown of what you need to know.
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![]() Success From Scratch: Turning Passion Into ProfitPublished May 15, 2025
We love celebrating local entrepreneurs who turn big dreams into reality, so on this week's episode of our Making Sense of Money podcast, we sat down with Brittin Fleshman, owner of B's Bakery in Lewiston, Idaho. From baking in an Easy-Bake Oven to selling out her storefront every Saturday, Brittin’s journey is a sweet reminder that with passion, persistence, and a little financial know-how, anything is possible.
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![]() Clearing Up Common Financial Aid MythsPublished April 17, 2025
Planning for college can be very overwhelming, especially when it comes to financial aid. Navigating the journey of tuition, scholarships, and the dreaded FAFSA can be a challenge for students of all ages. That's why we sat down with Soo Lee Bruce-Smith, the Assistant Dean of Enrollment Services at LC State, on our Making Sense of Money podcast. She shared some myths and invaluable tips that can take the stress out of financial aid.
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![]() How to Protect Yourself From ScammersPublished March 27, 2025
Buying your first home is an exciting and scary milestone; sometimes, the journey can feel overwhelming. With so many steps and financial decisions to consider, getting lost in the process is easy. But don't worry! P1FCU's VP of Mortgage Lending, Wes Gossage, joined the Making Sense of Money Podcast to break down everything you need to know to make your first home purchase a success.
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What You Need to Know Before Purchasing a HomePublished March 13, 2025
Buying your first home is an exciting and scary milestone; sometimes, the journey can feel overwhelming. With so many steps and financial decisions to consider, getting lost in the process is easy. But don't worry! P1FCU's VP of Mortgage Lending, Wes Gossage, joined the Making Sense of Money Podcast to break down everything you need to know to make your first home purchase a success.
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How to Save Money on Groceries: Tips from The Idaho FoodbankPublished February 13, 2025
The holidays are a season of joy and family, and let's be honest, spending too much money on stuff you swore you'd keep under budget. Things like that inflatable snowman you just had to have - we've all been there. Now that the lights are packed away and the credit card statements are rolling in, you might wonder, "Did I need expedited shipping on everything?"
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