How to Handle a Financial Pandemic
Do you feel like your world is upside-down?Reactions to the Coronavirus, so far at least, seem a little extreme. Cancelling the NBA season? But, the decline of the stock market…
The Spiritual Impact of Debt
In all the parishes we have visited all over the world, there have only been two or three times when the priest gave a homily on responsible spending and the…
Master Your Money
In our culture, our faith is disconnected from the more secular aspects of life. We spend one hour a week in church and worship the gods of consumerism and materialism…
The Benefits of Using Financial Planner: Part 1
Would you give yourself a root canal? Probably not! You may think it’s crazy to pay a financial planner to keep track of your money, but if you don’t have…
5 Tips for First Time Home Buyers
Owning a home is the fulfillment of the American Dream. If you are planning to buy your first home, there’s lots to think about. Consider your income. How much house…
Should You Buy or Lease a Car?
When you need a vehicle, your two major choices are to buy or lease, but figuring out which is best is like trying to make your way through a thick…
Health Care Sharing Plans – Part 2
To help you decide if a health care sharing plan is right for you and your family, we are going to look at things to think about and questions to…
Money Matters in Marriage
When couples say their vows at the altar, they don’t promise to be completely open and honest about all their financial information from this day forward. Maybe they should. If…
Things Frugal People Never Do
In the many years we have been in this financial ministry, we have discovered some consist things that people who are careful with money never do. Try some of these…
Is the Lottery Calling Your Name?
Should a Catholic buy lottery tickets? Is it a sin? But what if I win? Think of all the good things that I could do and all the people I…