Finances Archives

The Christian worldview reminds us that we must live with the recognition that we will give an account to the Lord for our stewardship of our...

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.

It is unreasonable to expect our youth to fund 12 years of retirement. It is time to revisit this issue and undergo serious bipartisan work to make...

Grace is giving and when the gospel of God’s grace touches your heart, it will always demonstrate itself in cheerful giving.

The average 2014 class graduate with student-loan debt will pay back $33,000. Keep in mind, this means, half will actually pay more.

Imagine how much cash you’d have right now if you could get a do-over on all the thoughtless purchases you’ve made in your lifetime.

There was a time when mortgage burning parties were common for elated new homeowners. Boy, have things changed.

Imagine how different our nation would look today if all of us lived out the principle of delayed gratification.

While more than doubling the minimum wage makes for a great political stump speech, the realities of such a move could prove to be not so great for...

Despite your best intentions, it's easy to rationalize putting off starting to save.

Being faithful with those small things in your hands is the key. Everyone has something to give - a time, talent, or treasure. What do you have?

Here are five quick tips to help you get through Christmas without credit card regret.

One study showed that people are happier when they are shopping for others than when they are shopping for themselves.

Your value as a human being is not defined by the “stuff” you own.

Navigating new financial waters will soon begin for your new graduate. Five truths can help your student make wise decisions.