Your Money GPS
Our family loves to hike. We live in southern Nevada, so we have hundreds of beautiful hiking trails available to us. I recently told my husband that I would love…
Five Financial Steps to Take When Job Hunting
A study from the staffing firm Robert Half revealed that 64% of professionals polled think that changing jobs every few years can be beneficial. That’s a 22% increase over the…
Saving Money by Playing Mind Games
Don’t you love the idea of saving money? I think we all like the thought of putting some money aside for future needs by being cautious in how we spend.…
Mastery Over Money
Do you disconnect your faith from the more secular aspects of life? If you are like most people, you spend one hour a week in church and are focused on…
Don’t Fool Yourself About Your Finances
Let’s face it, looking at your finances and being totally honest about what you are doing right, what you are doing wrong and what you are not doing at all…
Navigating Your Finances God’s Way – Crisis, Perspective and Eternity
We’ve all faced a crisis, whether it’s a job loss, serious illness, birth of a special needs child or the death of a family member. These situations and many more…
Navigating Your Finances God’s Way: God’s Part, Our Part and Debt
People are curious about the Navigating Your Finances God’s Way Bible study. This blog and the next three that follow will provide you with an overview of the study and…
Navigating Your Finances God’s Way
Most people don’t realize how much the Bible says about money and possessions. They may know that Jesus talks about the danger of riches or the need to care for…
Middle Class Money Mistakes
According to a Pew Research study done in 2014, the middle class is defined as people who have an annual salary between $42,000 - $125,000. That is a huge margin…
What You Need to Know if You are Buying a Car
After a home mortgage, car loans are the largest debts most people have. More than 70 percent of all the cars on the road are financed. Car debt is one…