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About Josh

Josh Richner is the founder of FaithWorks Financial and regular contributor to the FaithWorks Blog. Josh is a Christian, a husband and a father with an unremitting passion for personal and professional growth.

With the cost of education skyrocketing over the past decade, you will probably want to begin saving as soon as possible if you plan to help your children with the cost of their college education. Whether you want your child to attend a Christian college or a secular school, you probably want to add a […]

Todays article is a continuation of our Retirement Planning Basics series. You may also enjoy:    Traditional IRA       401(k)   Planning for a Christian retirement involves good stewardship and seeking wise counsel. It is crucial to fully understand any investment vehicle before getting started, especially when planning for your retirement. This article will […]

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Whether you are on solid financial footing and give regularly, or are struggling just to put food on the table, it is important to review your giving. The key to good Christian financial planning is balance and a grateful heart. Setting giving goals that are both practical and generous requires you to take a step […]

Our last article launched our Retirement Planning Basics series by covering the Traditional IRA. In todays article, we will discuss another hugely popular retirement vehicle, the 401(k). Whether you are finishing up a Christian debt settlement program, just starting your career as a recent college graduate with a new job or you are preparing for […]

Managing your personal finances isn’t always a simple thing to do. Whether you are trying to pay off a credit card debts, resolve your federal student loans, or save for retirement, it can be hard to know where to start. There are countless websites and television programs discussing the topic, many of which contradict each […]

For most people, financial uncertainty is something that is faced at one point or another. For Christians who go through financial difficulties, we have a loving God to rely upon, to give us faith that all will turn out according to His will. A friend recently confided in me that he has not finding himself […]