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Suppose you had access to a tool that would give you a strong sense of control over your finances and help keep your financial stress low.
The amount of wealth you can accumulate through investing is determined by many things. To be successful (and calm!) investor, it helps to focus on those can control rather than worry about those you can’t.
There's more involved than simply learning the rules of money management, isn't there? To paraphrase well-known investor Warren Buffett, if it was simply a matter of gaining enough knowledge, all librarians would be rich!
When it comes to guidance about saving money, the Bible uses the word “fool” to describe two extremes — not saving anything and saving too much.
Reward-laden credit card offers can be tempting. After all, who wouldn’t want to travel around the world at low or no cost by using rewards points?
Intel Corporation is the largest semiconductor chip manufacturer in the United States. And they make more large donations to Planned Parenthood than any other company in the S&P 500.
Whether you are planning for retirement or already retired, a change in mindset must take place.
Does she realize the voluntary contribution she makes to her 401(k) plan is being invested in companies that promote many of the evil practices she fights so hard against?
The Bible has a lot to say about money. With more than 2,350 verses devoted to it, it's one of the most heavily discussed topics in Scripture.
With God’s help, it is possible to be an image-bearer of Christ in the workplace — no matter how difficult. 1 Corinthians 10:31 reads, “So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.”
