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Are You On Track to Retire?
Retirement is one of the biggest financial responsibilities. This resource can help you determine if you’re on track to retire financially secure.
4 Biblical Principles of Generosity
We believe generosity is an integral part of an aligned financial life. Here’s how we talk about generosity and the biblical principles we use to guide our approach.
5 Ways to Vet a Charity Before You Give
Many people want to give to charity, but are afraid their donations won’t be used wisely. We share tips to vet an organization before you donate to them.
How to Leverage Your Life For Positive Impact
Leaving a lasting legacy on those around you doesn’t just involve material possessions. Learn how to impact the world positively and honor God with your life.
How to Budget For Christmas Giving
You don’t have to sacrifice your savings goals this holiday season. Learn how to budget for Christmas gifts without abandoning your financial goals.
Saving and Investing Strategies During a Period of Inflation
In May of 2022, inflation shocked American investors when it rose to 8.6%, a 40-year high. It’s no surprise that investors are now nervous about where to put their money and how to hedge against inflation for long-term success. We understand this concern and are...
How Saving Honors God and Others
Most of us are taught the value of saving from an early age. You need to save for emergencies and important purchases that exceed a single paycheck. However, you may have questions around this. How much saving is too much? How much should I save at this financial...
How to Teach Your Children to Be Generous Givers
We want our children to become many things as they grow. We want them to be smart, kind, healthy, and passionate about the things they love. Most importantly, we want them to make a difference in the world around them. We teach them strength and character and hope...
What Types of Financial Resources are Available for my Child in College?
Preparing your child for college is a big step for the entire family. Parents are likely to feel pangs of apprehension about having an “empty nest” for the first time. Children are met with incredible excitement and nervousness about leaving the house for the first...
Debt Isn’t Condemned, But It Does Have Consequences
Most of us will accrue debt at some point in our lives. Perhaps we needed to put car repairs on a credit card when we were young and couldn't afford it. Or, we needed a personal loan to get our small business off the ground, which now provides for our entire family....