If you spend much time listening to their political ads, you’ll hear the two presidential candidates saying basically the same thing: “Your financial well-being will be hurt by (insert candidate name here ) if you vote for them because they will (insert campaign promise allegedly pledged by said candidate).” The implication is that presidents have … Read more
In a previous article, I talked about saving for retirement and the need to focus on expenses, especially for those with less savings. The challenge is that many unknowns exist on both sides of the income/expenses equation. Even if we have a pretty good idea of our income (although the more we rely on savings, … Read more
It’s common for Christians to receive advice cautioning them about saving too much for retirement. Such advice is typically well-meaning and based on legitimate concerns founded on biblical teachings on fear, greed, contentment, and generosity. However, as with many aspects of the Christian life, our underlying heart motivations are more important than how much we … Read more
