Bible Money Matters

The History of Index Investing: How It Revolutionized Long-Term Wealth Building

December 9, 2025 By Peter Anderson Leave a Comment

Explore the captivating history of index funds and index fund investing, from its origins with pioneers like Jack Bogle to the proven research behind its success in long-term wealth building.

Philo TV Review 2025: A Budget-Friendly Streaming Option for Cord-Cutters

November 21, 2025 By Peter Anderson Leave a Comment

Read our updated Philo review to discover how this affordable streaming service can save you money on your favorite shows.

What You Need To Know About The Proposed 50-Year Mortgage: Trump’s Plan, History, and Key Comparisons

November 13, 2025 By Peter Anderson Leave a Comment

Explore the pros and cons of the 50-year mortgage and how it could impact homeownership in today’s economy.

The Inspiring History of Veterans Day: From Armistice Day to Honoring America’s Heroes

November 11, 2025 By Peter Anderson Leave a Comment

Explore the History of Veterans Day and its evolution from Armistice Day to a tribute to America’s service members.

2026 Retirement Contribution Limits: Maximize Your 401(k), IRA, and Roth Savings

November 7, 2025 By Peter Anderson Leave a Comment

Explore the 2026 retirement contribution limits to maximize your tax-advantaged savings while navigating inflation constraints.

7 Biblical Money Principles That Still Work in 2025 (And How to Apply Them Today)

November 6, 2025 By Peter Anderson Leave a Comment

Learn seven biblical money principles to help you save and invest wisely, even in a volatile economic landscape.

A Eulogy And A Remembrance Of My Dad, Mark Lloyd Anderson

December 9, 2024 By Peter Anderson 1 Comment

My dad, Mark Lloyd Anderson, died a couple of weeks ago on 11/25/24. Here is a eulogy and remembrance of the man I called dad.

Why Do We Celebrate Our Independence On The Fourth Of July?

July 4, 2024 By Peter Anderson 3 Comments

Most people assume that because we celebrate on the 4th, that it’s the day our founding fathers actually voted and signed to approve a resolution of independence. But it’s not.

Enjoy Your Memorial Day But Let’s Remember Those Who Gave The Ultimate Sacrifice

May 27, 2024 By Peter Anderson 9 Comments

On this Memorial Day weekend, thank you to our veterans, and thank you to those who have already paid the ultimate price. You won’t be forgotten.

25 Bible Verses For A Happy New Year!

January 1, 2024 By Peter Anderson 34 Comments

Here are 25 bible verses for the new year, to help us frame the coming 52 weeks from a positive, hopeful and God focused perspective.

How I Keep Track Of Blog Income And Expenses And Why It’s Important

When you start making any kind of income for your blog, it’s important to start tracking the income and expenses so that you can pay taxes on that money. Here’s how I do it.

Lending Club Update: Returns Increasing Above 10% As Higher Risk Loans Stay Current

My Lending Club returns have continued to improve since I started adding higher risk loans for people with lower credit scores, but good jobs and income.

To Succeed Diversify And Create Multiple Streams Of Income

Creating multiple small streams of income is a great way to diversify your income, and insure against catastrophe in event of a job loss or other emergency.

“Get My Payment” Stimulus Check Status Tool Updated By The IRS

The IRS “Get My Payment” tool allows people to check the status of their stimulus check payment, or enter direct deposit information. After updates, now it’s working.

Boost Your Retirement Account Balance By Making Money On The Side While Keeping Your Day Job

If you’re able to find ways to make income on the side while working your day job, you can quickly boost your emergency fund and retirement savings.

My “Frugalist” And “Dumbest” Home Improvement Project Ever

The Project My “frugalist” and “dumbest” home improvement project took place last summer. We had just moved into our new house the previous fall, and it was late spring, early summer 2007. We decided that we’d like to spend a little more time outside, enjoying the weather while it lasted (here in Minnesota, you have […]

How Much Money Do You Save By Wearing Nice Clothes?

“I’m going to change when I get to the LAX airport”. A friend of mine was recently flying from Australia to Los Angeles. He planned to wear a pair of jeans on the first flight and then change for his connecting flight within the States. “I always get treated better when I’m dressed up. You’re […]

Why Buying Used Is A Smart Money Move And How To Avoid Being Selectively Squeamish

There are many ways to get ahead financially. One of them is to buy things used and save the difference.

Paying Down Debt With Gazelle Intensity? How Much Of An Emergency Fund Do You Need?

Should some families have a larger emergency fund than others? What is the right amount for your family to set aside in an emergency fund?

The Financial Hope Conference – Creating Hope For A Smoother Financial Journey

You have likely heard of Steve and Annette Economides, otherwise fondly referred to as America’s Cheapest Family. The Economides raised five children while living on Steve’s modest income alone, and they did it without debt (save for a mortgage that they paid off within 11 years). The Economides have written three books: America’s Cheapest Family […]

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