Will power just doesn’t get the job done. Sure, on a day when you are feeling particularly noble you might set aside an extra $50 in your savings account or pay an extra $25 on that credit card debt. But, if you are like most of us, starting a plan and sticking with it gives […]
Twenty Christians Who Have Changed Our World
We all dream of being financially solvent. Right? But deep inside we all know that there is more to life than relief from financial stress. I believe that all of us want our lives to count for something – to make a difference in the world we live in. Therefore, I am sharing this “honor […]
Request for Advice: Is Using 401(k) Funds for College Education a Wise Move?
A friend recently sent me the following email: “… here’s a question to challenge your finance column. I’ll make it a little hypothetical. “Our son graduated from college and is working to save money for graduate school. In college, he accumulated over $20000 in student loans (avg. 7%) and desires to pay them down ASAP […]
How to Successfully Budget For an Irregular Income
Budgeting is difficult enough when your income is the same each month, but that difficulty escalates when the income fluctuates. Don’t despair…you CAN learn how to budget for an irregular income by following five simple steps.
Does the Bible Teach Communism?
I recently read a column on Biblical Communism by Austin Cline, a Regional Director for the Council for Secular Humanism. Admittedly, Cline seems to make a good case that the early Christians practiced communism, but a deeper look at his claim will unearth some holes in it.
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