Ways To Make Extra Income: How To Create And Sell An Ebook On Your WordPress Site

September 30, 2010
Sell Ebooks To Make Money

One thing that I’ve been a huge proponent of on this blog is finding ways that you can create income on the side to help turbo boost your progress towards reaching your financial goals. I’ve talked about a lot of ways that I’ve used generate income to help me reach my financial goals. Among the [...]

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Ebook Review And Interview: Sell Your Crap By Adam Baker

September 29, 2010
Turn Clutter Into Cash

Last week I briefly touched on a new e-book package  that just came out that was written by Adam Baker, the mind behind the entertaining blog, ManVsDebt.com.  The e-book talks about a topic that I know pretty well, selling your stuff to make a bit of extra cash. A couple of years ago my wife [...]

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Generosity Is Proof Of Repentance

September 28, 2010
Generosity And Repentance

Does your bank statement show proof of the changed heart that the Holy Spirit is producing in you? The way we spend our money shows our top priorities. So could someone look at where your money goes and see that you are a Christian? Is there evidence that you are living differently because of God’s [...]

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Cash Back Rewards Can Help You Save On Everyday Expenses. Tell Us How You Would Use Your Cash Back – And Win A Starbucks Gift Card.

September 27, 2010
Dave Ramsey Recommends Perkstreet

If you’ve been reading this site for a while now you probably know that I’m a big proponent of budgeting, paying cash for the things you buy, and in general not using credit in most situations.   I think that so many people that are in financial dire straights right now would be so much better [...]

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Is It Harder To Not Fall Prey To Consumerism When You Can Afford It More?

September 24, 2010
Harder Not To Spend When You Have Money?

Last night I was watching a great set of video interviews by Adam Baker over at ManVsDebt.com with other popular writers, bloggers and world travelers.  I can’t link to the videos because they’re actually part of his great new premium e-book package that he’s offering called “Sell Your Crap“. ( I started reading the e-books [...]

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Money Isn’t The Problem. Our Interaction With It Is.

September 23, 2010
Money Isn't The Problem. We Are.

I live and work in a metropolitan area, which means I spend a lot of time on buses and trains with my nose in a book attempting to avoid my fellow riders in the friendliest way possible. One of my co-workers suggested I add The Soul of Money to my Express Bus Reading List – [...]

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Have You Counted The Cost?

September 22, 2010
Cost Reward And Challenge

I‘m going to warn you right now. You’re not going to feel comfortable reading this article. Jesus’ words here are very challenging, and what I’m about to share with you may dishearten you if you haven’t already considered the following passage in detail. In Luke 14:26-33 we read: 26 “If anyone comes to me and [...]

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We’re Adding A New Staff Writer. Please Welcome Paul Williams!

September 22, 2010
Paul Williams

Bible Money Matters was launched over 2 and a half years ago and since then I have strived to make it one of the top destinations on the web for great writing in the Christian finance niche.  I’ve aimed to make the site useful for Christians and non-Christians alike, and for the most part I [...]

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5 Ways To Successfully Fail At Personal Finance

September 21, 2010
Personal Finance Fail

Okay, so you want to fail. You want to crash and burn your finances. You really don’t care about all that “saving money” talk and would rather live your life on the edge – of homelessness. What advice is out there for a person like you? Well, here you go. These are my top five [...]

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5 Money Moves You’ll (Possibly) Regret Later!

September 20, 2010
5 Money Moves You Might Regret

There’s a lot of good advice out there in the blogosphere, but it doesn’t mean you should take it! We have to do our own due diligence to make sure that the advice we get is right for us. So let’s take a look at five very common pieces of advice. You may be surprised [...]

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Making Side Income Can Help Blunt The Impact Of Becoming A One Income Family

September 15, 2010
Make Side Income

My wife and I just had our first child 2 months ago, a healthy little baby boy named Carter. Becoming a parent has been a life changing experience, and one I recommend to anyone, but it isn’t without it’s challenges. While we were preparing to have our son, we realized that we were going to [...]

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Is College A Good Investment? Maybe.

September 14, 2010
Education Return On Investment

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about how getting a college education, and specifically advanced degrees, can have a negative impact on your net worth.  Thomas J. Stanley found in his book,  The Millionaire Next Door, that as a group millionaires valued education, to the point where they wanted their children to have even [...]

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FNBO Direct Online Savings Account Review: High Yield Savings Account

September 10, 2010
FNBO Direct Review

Over the past year or so I’ve written quite a few reviews of online banks, talking about the histories and features of each respective financial establishment. Over the past year we’ve opened two separate savings accounts, one at Ally Bank since it currently enjoys one of the higher rates of interest, and one at ING [...]

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Bush Tax Cuts Still Not Renewed. Tax Cuts Become A Political Football In Election Season

September 10, 2010
Extension Of Bush Tax Cuts

As we get nearer to election season the rhetoric surrounding one of the biggest tax issues this year is coming at us at a feverish pace.  The Bush Tax Cuts are expiring this year, and without them being renewed  for all taxpayers we could see one of the largest tax increases in some time.  Both [...]

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