Jason Cabler

Tithing can be murky waters for believers, especially when we're buried in debt. Is there just one biblical answer to the question?

Get the perspective of a college grad (and a personal finance author) on what can be learned from student loans. It's not all bad!

But you don’t have to be a genius to keep your money organized and making sense. Just check these tips!

Have you ever experienced stress and anxiety because you’re dealing with a ton of financial problems? I’ve been there.

“I’ve tried to get out of debt and it never seems to work. How do I develop the discipline and stay motivated to get out of debt?”

Too many of us have fallen prey to marketing hype. But at some point you have to realize more is not always better.

Did you end up getting paid back when you lent money to a friend? Or are you still waiting for that money to find its way back?

When you finally decide to get out of debt, it’s easy to be intimidated by the huge goal you’ve presented for yourself.

One of the first things you should realize is that climbing your way out of a debt hole is not always a piece of cake.

Debt has become such a normal part of life that many people never question it. However, I think that's ridiculous.

Keeping your head above water seems to be getting harder and harder, and there are a variety of reasons why that’s happening.

Not only is this level of college debt affecting the personal economy of millions of people, it’s also affecting the economy as a whole.

Even if you do it for a responsible reason, borrowing from your 401k can still damage you financially for the rest of your life.

Are you actively trying to find a way to climb out, or are you waiting for someone to rescue you from your financial hole?

What does it mean to relentlessly pursue a dream, an idea, a new habit, or a new life? It's not giving up; it's patience.

Obviously, it’s best to start saving for your child’s college expenses as early as possible. But either way, you can take measures.

Decided that you want to be debt free? Now you have to do the work it takes to get yourself to that debt free destination.

The decisions you make financially can affect the rest of the world, sometimes in ways you’d never expect.