
Chuck Bentley
CP Guest Contributor
Chuck Bentley is CEO of Crown Financial Ministries, a global Christian ministry, founded by the late Larry Burkett. He is the host of a daily radio broadcast, My MoneyLife, featured on more than 1,000 Christian Music and Talk stations in the U.S., and author of his most recent book, Seven Gray Swans: Trends that Threaten Our Financial Future. Be sure to follow Crown on Facebook.
Latest
Ask Chuck: Buy or keep renting?
We’re trying to decide if now’s the time to buy a house. We’ve been outbid numerous times, and our landlord wants to raise our rent. Should we wait or keep trying?
Ask Chuck: Is it time to 'quietly quit'?!
I am now a remote worker (since COVID), and I find myself “always on.” It was easier when I could leave the office, go home, and get away from the stress of my job. Now home is my office so the stress seems 24/7. I am considering trying the “Quiet Quitting” method but want your input first.
Ask Chuck: Should Christians accept student loan forgiveness?
I am bitter that I just paid off my federal student loan last year, after 10 years of working a side job to do it! Seems grossly unfair that all of a sudden some people are getting a free ride. Shouldn’t Christians refuse this free money?
Ask Chuck: I need wise financial counselors!
I grew up in a dysfunctional home. I have friends with fathers, uncles, or brothers who regularly give them wise financial counsel. I desperately want that but don’t have those kinds of relationships in my life. What can I do?
Ask Chuck: How do I recession proof our finances?
If we’re headed towards an economic downturn, how can I recession proof our finances?
Ask Chuck: I am sick of high taxes!
No, the Bible does not commend dishonesty nor endorse a bending of the rules to avoid taxes or for any other reason. Let’s take a look at what the Bible does say about stewardship of our funds.
Ask Chuck: Help! My wife is stressed out!
In addition, unorganized people often suffer the emotional toll of stress, guilt, depression, anxiety, frustration, and embarrassment which eventually lead to relationship issues.
Ask Chuck: One or many credit cards?
If you are a responsible spender, pay your bill in full each month, or maintain a very low balance, you should consider a second credit card — not many credit cards, just two!
Ask Chuck: Financial advice for lifelong singles
Singles often miss the traditional milestones of buying a home, having children, and long-term financial planning. They must be extra cautious with their income and expenses while fully trusting God.
Ask Chuck: Rising costs of childcare
More than half of the families in America plan to spend more than $10,000 a year on childcare. This amounts to more than the average cost of in-state college tuition.