Does God want you to be wealthy? I’m not sure, but the Bible contains a wealth of financial guidance which, if applied, can’t help but make you prosperous.
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Avoiding The Trap Of Credit Card Introductory Offers
Credit cards introductory offers are often appealing, but just remember they are appealing for a marketing reason. Use them wisely.
A Money Lesson From Christian Theologian John Wesley
John Wesley was a Christian theologian from the 1700’s and is credited as leading the Methodist movement. So what could this guy teach you about money?
Provision: How Much is Enough?
Answering the “How much is enough?” question gives you the freedom to say yes to some things and no to others, while living with Godly contentment.
A Great Guide To A More Joyful, Less Debtful Christmas
If you’re looking to celebrate Christmas with more joy and less debt, “Hundred Dollar Holiday” is a classic book that’s well worth reading or re-reading.
5 Refinance Mistakes That Can Be Easily Avoided
A mortgage refinance can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be if you understand and avoid common pitfalls that homeowners should all be aware of.
How To Cut Those Scary Halloween Costs
While Halloween is nowhere near as expensive as Christmas it can still be an expensive holiday. Here’s how to cut those scary Halloween costs.
Three Times In Life To Reevaluate Your Financial Priorities
There are certain times when it is appropriate to take a second look at a long-standing financial plan. Here are 3 big ones.
Faking A Predictable Paycheck When You Have Fluctuating Income
My wife and I set out to develop a strategy that would allow us to “fake” a steady, predictable paycheck despite a fluctuating freelance income.
Should You Pay For Your Kids To Go To Private School?
There are varying opinions on if parents should pay for college for their children, but what about the pre-college years? Should you pay for private school?
How To Live Below Your Means And Live Well: Tips To Save On Clothing
My main areas of spending have to do with food, clothing and shelter. Here is how we save on our clothing spending, and how you can too.
How To Live Below Your Means And Live Well: Tips To Save On Food
I was a single parent for 15 years and learned to feed my child very well on very little. Here are some tips to save on your food expenses.
Peer to Peer Lending: Loving Your Neighbor With Your IRA
After World War II, the United States was in a place of tumult. Despite a courageous victory over the Axis powers overseas, the nation was still suffering from all sorts of problems at home. One of the largest of these dilemmas was the presence of poliomyelitis, commonly known as polio. In the early 1950s, the […]
Get Ready Early: The Top 5 2013 Tax Tips
While the tax filing deadline may seem like it’s still a long way off, it’s a good idea to get started on your taxes now, and avoid problems down the road.
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