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Why Ethics Matters: The SEC vs. Goldman Sachs
If the SEC's allegations are true, then at the very least we are witnessing a real breakdown in ethics—people, ordinary men and women, failing to...
Is Your Car Payment Holding You Back?
In order to live in financial freedom it's essential to avoid financing vehicles. Think it's impossible to cut out your car payment? It doesn't...
When a Spender Marries a Saver
It's not just an old saying: When it comes to couples and money, opposites do attract.
Is It Right For Us To Pay Taxes to Caesar Or Not?
Caesar has no power except that given to him by God. The fact that Caesar doesn’t know that doesn’t change things.
The Advantages of Paying with a Credit Card
Some say that no one should have a credit card. But used responsibly, credit cards can work in your favor.
Credit Card Culture: Incentivizing Greed
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....
Should You Invest in Your 401(k) or Your Home Mortgage?
You'd like to make extra principal payments on your home mortgage each month, but you can't do that and invest for retirement. Which should have...
Make Your Life Rich without Money
It turns out that the old adage is true - the best things in life are free. Here's how you can make your life rich without money.
The Big Picture on Genuinely Helping the Poor
How do we make sure the "help" we give to the poor doesn't end up amounting to nothing more than an empty gesture?
Finance Q&A: How Much Should You Invest in Your IRA?
Dear Deborah: Is it best to invest in my IRA throughout the year or closer to the April 15 deadline? Should I always invest the maximum amount?
Faith, Finances, and Fantasy: The Prosperity Gospel at Work
While the prosperity gospel is part of the problem, it is only a small expression of a much larger American ethos.
Giving in Hard Times: An Opportunity for Witness
God did not spare His own Son, but gave Him as a gift that first Christmas, and how can we not likewise show generosity to others?
Four Online Tools Make Budgeting Fun
While your spending plan can be done manually with paper and a pen, there are a few really cool online tools and calculators that will make it a...
Thanksgiving: For Richer or Poorer
The holidays are certainly a time to think about – nay, physically assist – those less fortunate than ourselves. But are we missing someone?
Marital Money Troubles? Find Peace with These Tips
A budget is an expression of your personality and motivational style. Consider these four money motivation styles and how they affect your...
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