Finances Update Archives

My oldest child is off to college. I’ve heard that this is a good time to review our insurance coverage. What should I be aware of?

God's Plan for Tithing, Budgeting, Saving and Spending

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

Students can now raise funds for college in the way many business start-ups do.

Allison Vesterfelt shares how she learned to pack light and let go of things that kept her from embracing the journey God had for her.

Do you find it hard to give financially to the church - especially after looking at the daunting pile of bills and other financial needs?

What should we do if we need to go to school for what we want to do, and we don’t have the money?

The God who promised we won’t lose our reward for giving a cup of cold water to a disciple won’t fail to bless us when we bless others.

Investors who receive frequent news updates about their investments earn lower returns than those who get no news.

Our family has faced some tough times the last few years, and we’re glad to be on the path out of debt. Dave Ramsey's words inspire!

"I sure wish I had a savings account, but it seems I can never get ahead. I’m barely keeping up with the bills, and I’m feeling stuck."

Trying to curb your spending and stay out of debt? There are still plenty of ways to relax, have fun, and learn new things!

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

The Legacy Journey (follow-up class to Financial Peace University), is about helping you think long-term and make a difference.

Only about 5 percent of adult church members tithe, according to a study by The Barna Group.