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From Our Experts
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Ask Chuck: Planning a budget-friendly wedding
I’m a firm believer in planning for a marriage, not just a wedding. Far too many people invest tens of thousands of dollars in weddings with very little thought of future financial stewardship.
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Do you have a Christian view of money?
Given the economic turmoil, social unrest, and growing misunderstanding of how economies function, what better time could there be to ensure your kids and grandkids understand the fundamentals of money and stewardship from a Biblical worldview.
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Ask Chuck: Ready to retire?
The typical approach to retirement negates an aspect of God’s design for man: work.
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Ask Chuck: Investment advice during a crisis
Whatever God’s purpose is in this time, we must be vigilant to guard our minds from deception. Let’s talk about that, and then I will offer some investment advice.
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Ask Chuck: Are we taking on too much national debt?
You and I agree that we have a long-term problem. America is carrying almost 25 trillion dollars in national debt. We produce approximately $20 trillion/year in GDP (gross domestic product), so our debt is more than 100% of our annual economic output.
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Learn God’s take on money
The Bible offers 500 verses on prayer, fewer than 500 verses on faith, and more than 2,000 verses about money!
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An open letter to churches and ministry leaders: Pause before you take taxpayer funds
It is extraordinary that so many churches are supposedly running for help, deeming the situation “urgent” so early on. It makes me wonder if this program is a Golden Calf form of idolatry.
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Ask Chuck: Do I have enough life insurance?
With the coronavirus panic, I’m not sure I have enough life insurance. How much do you recommend that I buy and when should I purchase some?
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Stock market plunge and coronavirus
So, with that in mind here are some thoughts on the recent stock market sell-off from the vantage points of investment history, behavioral finance, and biblical wisdom.
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