In just a few short weeks, tax season begins! Now, this isn’t like the Christmas season where everyone is giddy, singing, and trying to start it earlier and earlier each year. For most people, tax season is more akin to…
The most popular Pastor’s Wallet blog posts of 2018, based on number of views.
Today and tomorrow people all around the world are celebrating the fact that the creator of the universe found it worthwhile to come to Earth in human form to give us a chance at a relationship with him. In…
As volatility picks up and the stock market nears a downturn, it’s important to keep a proper perspective, just like you did to survive the difficult parenting years.
The ministerial housing allowance is one of the greatest tax benefits available to pastors and now is the time to get yours approved for 2019.
Now that Thanksgiving is over and the Christmas season is in full swing, I wanted to write a Christmas themed blog post. Two years ago I gave you 10 Simple Ways To Earn Extra Money For Christmas, which is still…
There are two kinds of ministerial housing allowances here in the US. The parsonage allowance is for those living in church-owned housing. The cash housing (or rental) allowance is for those who provide their own housing. Today, I want…
The insurance industry has created so many complicated products that it scares people out of buying life insurance. However, life insurance is an important protection for your family. Here is a primer that will prepare you for competent life insurance…
Unfortunately, pastors are sometimes given bad information regarding Medicare. This can lead to costly enrollment mistakes. If this has happened to you, there may be a way to fix things.
When it comes to Medicare, most pastors don’t really understand how it works. Unfortunately, this is one situation where ignorance can really hurt you. Here are the basics of Medicare and what you can do now, even if you’re still…
During this Pastor Appreciation Month, I would like to give you a gift that you both need and deserve, a gift that could even change your life. Thank you, pastor, for all you do. I appreciate you.
As more and more free higher education opportunities become available, does it make sense to save for your children’s college anymore? And if you do, what happens with the money if they don’t use it for college?