
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: Best practices for charitable giving
I’m considering dropping support of some of the organizations and institutions I’ve helped in the past and putting that money to better use. It’s been disheartening to see a drift in values. Do you have a guide for Christian givers?

Ask Chuck: Troubled American
I’m an American who believes our religious and financial freedoms are being threatened. I want to discuss this with our family during our 4th of July gathering. I am grateful to be an American but feel the country I love is quickly disappearing. Any insights for me?

Ask Chuck: I hate my job
Dear Chuck, I really hate my job. I want to quit, but I was taught that it is better to find a job before you quit what you have. Any tips for finding a job before bailing out of this miserable situation?

Ask Chuck: Financial lessons from dad
In honor of our Fathers, today I want to share four financial lessons that my dad taught me.

Ask Chuck: Considering a reverse mortgage?
Dear Chuck, my neighbor says we should consider a reverse mortgage. My wife and I are split about it. Can you break the deadlock?

Ask Chuck: Stuck without a budget
My husband and I have good intentions when it comes to using money wisely, but we just don’t follow through. We need help!

Ask Chuck: Worried about inflation?
Dear Chuck, I’m getting concerned about rising prices and the possibility of high inflation. What can I do to keep up with these increased costs for gas, groceries, home improvement materials, etc?

Ask Chuck: How to make Memorial Day meaningful
Memorial Day was founded to commemorate those who died to preserve the Union during the Civil War. It was originally called Decoration Day because people would decorate the graves of the fallen. After we entered World War I, it became a day to remember all who gave their lives in America’s wars. The last Monday of May is dedicated to the holiday.

Ask Chuck: My spouse in an impulsive spender
Dear Chuck, Do you have any advice for someone married to an impulsive spender? Cautious Budgeter

Ask Chuck: Overcoming financial bitterness
Our best friends are on the brink of a divorce. A financial mistake occurred several years ago, and they’re slowly working their way out. But the wife is struggling to forgive. Any advice?

























