27Jun 2014
20Jun 2014
Keeping Your Eye on the Financial Prize
Have you ever found yourself so wrapped up in the battle that you forget what you’re fighting for?
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18Jun 2014
With a busy ministry to manage, it is easy to forget how important finances are in keeping the church active and growing. Financial professionals will tell you that the future of the organization relies on the ability of its leaders to make savvy money decisions.
It is always best to be proactive rather than reactive. Consider these 10 business tactics that will help keep the church treasury secure. Continue reading
16Jun 2014
With the piles of financial advice out there—some good, some downright ridiculous—it can be easy to wander off track and let the important things go by the wayside. Here’s a one-minute reminder of the keys to true financial peace—a short read to send to a friend or stick to the refrigerator. If you start to veer off track, remember M-O-N-E-Y. Continue reading
14Jun 2014
As we get ready to celebrate Father’s Day, we’re taking a look at quotes from 10 famous fathers. They’re presidents and businessmen, musicians and writers. Some offer profound financial wisdom; others are just good for a laugh. Continue reading
13Jun 2014
I’ve been reading up on the student loan conundrum in America lately and thought I would take a quick moment to share four great resources that I’ve come across.
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11Jun 2014
When you’re trying to stick to a tight budget, your biggest concerns are the essentials—paying the mortgage, getting food on the table and keeping the lights on. Continue reading
09Jun 2014
Flying isn’t always the cheapest way to get from place to place, but if you know where (and when) to look, there are some great deals out there.
Try a few of these tips before you book, and keep your cash from flying away.
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06Jun 2014
I’ve never met a parent who dreams her child will grow up to be lazy, irresponsible and greedy. That would be crazy!
Of course, moms and dads want their children to become productive, responsible and generous adults. The problem is, those traits don’t just magically appear over time. Financial wisdom is something you learn, not something you’re born with.
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