Chuck Bentley

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.

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  • Ask Chuck: Should I buy an electric car?

    Ask Chuck: Should I buy an electric car?

    I need to replace my car this year. I’m trying to decide if I should buy an electric vehicle or not. What would you do?

  • Ask Chuck: Credit for kids?

    Ask Chuck: Credit for kids?

    My 13-year-old wants a credit card since her best friend has one. Seems young to me. Would you say yes or no? 

  • Ask Chuck: Advice for the unemployed

    Ask Chuck: Advice for the unemployed

    I was laid off because of COVID. My company may rehire me soon, but I am thinking of getting out of the travel industry completely. Should I wait it out or move on? 

  • Ask Chuck: Explaining the GameStop frenzy

    Ask Chuck: Explaining the GameStop frenzy

    Day trading is not investing. Investing is patiently partnering with a company to benefit from its profitable delivery of goods and services to happy customers. Day trading is closer to gambling. 

  • Ask Chuck: Should I invest in Bitcoin?

    Ask Chuck: Should I invest in Bitcoin?

    I am a young investor and need advice. Bitcoin looks like a great investment. Is now a good time to start investing in it?

  • Ask Chuck: Coping with economic anxiety

    Ask Chuck: Coping with economic anxiety

    I don’t think I have ever felt more uncertain about America’s economic future than I do now. Do you see any light at the end of the tunnel? My anxiety levels are growing! 

  • Ask Chuck: Are we headed for an economic collapse?

    Ask Chuck: Are we headed for an economic collapse?

    My view is we are headed towards another economic crisis with a low risk of an actual economic and/or currency collapse. In either scenario, there are ways to be prepared

  • Ask Chuck: The blessings of generosity

    Ask Chuck: The blessings of generosity

    One Christmas, Ann and I were broke and unable to buy our two young boys the Christmas presents we really wanted to give them. I remember feeling frustrated and depressed about it. 

  • Ask Chuck: The New Year’s resolution to transform your finances

    Ask Chuck: The New Year’s resolution to transform your finances

    If you and your husband sincerely want to make financial progress and are willing to commit to a plan, here is the most simple and sure way to do it:

  • Ask Chuck: The greatest gift of Christmas

    Ask Chuck: The greatest gift of Christmas

    Researchers at Statista.com estimate that consumers in the United States are projected to have spent an average of $850 on Christmas gifts this year. That is similar to what was spent in 2019.  

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