As a parent, have you ever seen one of your kids walking down the hallway with a large stick and been forced to ask, “And what are you planning on doing with that?” You don’t ask because you’re particularly interested…
Religion is not always the first thing we think of when working with a professional. However, because money is such a personal and values-driven topic, it can make a big difference to work with someone that shares your worldview.
This is a guest post by Ben Wacek, Certified Financial Planner® and founder of Guide Financial Planning, where he offers clients Bible-based financial guidance both in-person in Minnesota and virtually throughout the country.
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…
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…
Though it may seem old-fashioned, there is one thing you can do financially that is guaranteed to get you ahead, no matter your income, season of life, place of residence, or personal circumstances.
This is a guest post by Michael Kostelnik, a pastor and financial planner at Family Life Financial Planning, where he enables people to keep faith and family first by helping them with their finances.
The Department of Labor Fiduciary Rule has been vacated. What does that mean for you?
If you give to charity and have an IRA, you may be able to save on taxes by doing a qualified charitable distribution.
Last week we discussed skills that you’ve developed as a pastor that are transferable to the secular marketplace. It was a very popular topic, so today I’m going to take it a step further and look at how to present…
Today is world book day. To celebrate, I thought I’d share with you a few of the finance books that I have read and enjoyed recently, in case you want to add them to your own reading list.