Most pastors who have opted out of Social Security understand that they are on their own for their retirement savings. That part is fairly straightforward. But what about Medicare? How does opting out of Social Security affect eligibility? What are the options available?
Romance doesn’t require money. Here are some free and affordable date ideas to help you keep your marriage alive without ruining your budget.
If you’re a pastor, you know that your ministerial housing allowance is perhaps the biggest financial benefit of being in the ministry. It allows you to avoid paying taxes on all of your housing expenses, including things like cable television and landscaping.
Because of this, one of the most common questions pastors ask is if they can keep taking a housing allowance in retirement. The answer? It depends on where your money is coming from. Unfortunately, one of the most common pieces of advice that professional financial advisors give could actually disqualify you from taking a housing allowance in retirement.
Several weeks ago we discussed the characteristics common to those who are able to build wealth over time. Today, I’m going to introduce you to a real live example of a pastor who has done it.
