Matt Bell

True to conventional wisdom, I believe home ownership still makes sense—even economically— ...for certain people!

72% of workers say their dream retirement includes nice vacations, but 40% haven't estimated their annual retirement expenses!

“Be sure you know the condition of your flocks, give careful attention to your herds.” – Proverbs 27:23

If you fear that marriage will put your wealth at risk, perhaps your money means more to you than your future spouse.

How much should I give, and where should I give?

Of all we can do with money, giving it away seems irrational, doesn’t it? But generosity is a key component of using money well.

A better approach to buying cars is to build long-term relationships with our vehicles and send our vehicles’ loan officers packing.

Housing is most people’s biggest expense. That’s why it’s essential to get our housing costs right.

If a tool was available that would give you a control over your finances and help keep your stress low, wouldn’t you use it?

There’s no such thing as guaranteed employment anymore. But there is such a thing as guaranteed employability.

Want to mess up your marriage? Live separate financial lives.

Today we’re living in especially worrisome times. Let’s take a look at what the Bible says about worry.

With all the stuff two people bring into a marriage, it’s no wonder that money is a very frequent topic of dispute.

A new survey of moms found that 76 percent have financial concerns, and paying for school or college is at the top of their list.

What we believe spiritually has the single greatest influence on our use of money.

Matt Bell offers four ways the gainfully employed can help friends looking for work.

It’s easy to make managing money more complicated than it needs to be.

For some people, a cash flow plan gives them more freedom to spend. That was the case with Sheila.