Finances

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  Financial Planning from a Biblical Perspective God has a plan for your life and your finances as well. Let's go over a few important considerations that you will need to take into account in order to implement God's financial plan for your life. Marshall Potter Apr 18, 2005
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  Eleven Steps to Safeguard Against Identity Theft Nearly two million Americans had their checking accounts raided in 2004 as a result of phishing -- a new tactic used by hackers on the internet. The average loss per incident was a whopping $1,200. Here are... Mary Hunt Apr 11, 2005
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  Using Biblical Principles in Financial Decisions Christians make the best financial decisions when they are eager to understand God's biblical directives and follow His plan for their lives. Every decision believers make requires a thorough understanding... Howard Dayton Apr 08, 2005
• Adjusting Your Tax Witholdings Could Be a Money-Saver Most of us look forward to receiving that annual refund check, but ironically, Uncle Sam likes tax refunds as well - refunds mean interest for the government. By conservative estimates the interest on the... Mike Flink Apr 04, 2005
• Jesus' Words on Wealth Trump The Apprentice Mentality Though I may not agree with Donald Trump's way of doing business, it's hard to argue with the financial results. Based on numbers alone, the "Trump Way" of doing business makes a lot of sense. Based on the... Steve Scalici, CFP® Mar 25, 2005
• Financial Decision Making: Avoid the Binary Trap "The Binary Trap" occurs when you have a decision to make and you limit yourself to only one option. The key to avoiding the Binary Trap is to weigh your priorities/objectives against multiple options.... Jeff Chinery Mar 14, 2005
• Resolve to Improve Your Finances Can you believe that it is already 2005? Based on results of a recent poll, finances are low on the priority list for New Year's resolutions. But considering the financial state of many American families,... Steve Scalici, CFP® Jan 03, 2005
• Which Comes First: Morality or the Economy? A recent commentary in BusinessWeek described business leaders' concerns that the president might expend too much collateral on "moral issues" this term, to the detriment of economic issues. The anxiety of... Matt Friedeman, Ph.D. Dec 31, 2004
• Smart Ways to Stay On Budget for the Holidays Why pay more when you can have a great holiday and easily spend less? Here are five smart money moves to keep you on budget during the holidays and year-round. Ellie Kay Dec 17, 2004
• Ten-Step debt-reduction plan If you are in debt distress, take steps today to reverse your condition. Crosswalk.com Staff Nov 19, 2004
• Five Things to Do Five Years From Retirement Retirement can be a wonderful stage of life. However, it is important to plan to retire to something, not just from something. Here are five things to consider if you are within five years of retirement. Don McLeod Aug 27, 2004
• Future Planning: Probate And How to Avoid It What is probate? Probate is the name given to the legal process by which the court oversees the distribution of property left by a will. Mary Hunt of The Cheapskate Monthly further defines this obscure term... Mary Hunt Jul 19, 2004