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Paul gives a three-step to-do list for wealthy Christians.

Trends come and go. Fortunately, saving money is never out-of-style. Here are ideas that will help you dress for success while staying within a responsible budget.

For those not familiar with index funds, here's a brief discussion of their strengths and weaknesses.

No matter how much debt you have, it’s possible to get out of debt and to stay out.

Here's some research that should get your attention. Assume two $1,000 portfolios — which we'll call the Green and the Red — were started in January 1927. Although the market is open, on average, about 21 days each month, the Green portfolio was invested in stocks only during a certain "favorable period" of seven days that recurs each month...

In April 2010, we gave up TV when we bought a new house. Our thinking was, "New house, new beginnings, let's try life without cable."

Debt is not a disease; it’s a symptom. Tracing it to its root cause is essential for anyone wanting to be done with debt once and for all.

Christians should be fashionable -- as long as they go about it in a balanced way. Here are 9 practical ideas for frugal fashion.

The Bible is very specific about who should and who should not receive charity.

As a nation and as individuals, we’ve gotten to the point where we can hardly conceive of living life without access to an endless line of credit. The Credit CARD Act changes all that.

If you depend on commission sales or other forms of self-employment for your livelihood, you may know what it’s like to live on a roller-coaster income...

There are few certainties in life and one of them is that we will have economic uncertainty. So the question is, how do we respond in difficult economic times?

Dear Deborah: With all the hype about identity theft, is it worth it to pay for these programs offered on TV or through credit cards?

Parking some money in a savings account? Who needs it? You do, and so do I.

Advice for many students and parents: Explore non-college options.

Don't allow dumb money mistakes in your past to be an excuse for future dumb money mistakes. It’s time to fearlessly get up and get going!

The week we got our tomato seedlings and herb sprouts in the ground is the week I finally sat down and read Dave Ramsey’s Total Money Makeover. Both things speak to me of the value of being self-sustainable in a nation underwater in debt.

Let’s talk about some practical things we can do that might save big dollars on insurance costs.

Our culture constantly says that you need more in your life: a bigger house, a newer car, better clothes, more activities. But pursuing what truly matters requires living with less - not more - so you'll be free to grow closer to God and other people.

Begin by asking yourself why you want to save. How important is it to you?