An Essential Guide To The Minister’s Salary

February 9, 2010

I still remember that class clearly.  It was an Introduction to Ministry Class I took at Abilene Christian University with Dr. Charles Sibert.  We came to the point in the class that we started to talk about the ministers salary negotiations with your church.
I immediately felt uncomfortable.  Minister salary negotiations and pay packages?  I’m going [...]

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7 Retirement Planning Factors You Cannot Predict

February 8, 2010

Subtitle:  How not to waste your time planning for retirement. 
Often we are told to ask the question, “Will I have enough for retirement?”  On the surface that certainly is a valid question.  However, the younger a person is the more variables exist that make the equation too complicated to properly calculate.  As a thirty-something year [...]

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Overdue Weekly Roundup

February 7, 2010

Since switching my schedule a little bit, I’ve found it hard to find a good place to fit my blog roundups.  This is going to be a quick roundup with links from the last couple of weeks.
My big news
My guest post 6 False Assumptions About Debt Free Living was included in the Consumerist personal [...]

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How To File Federal Taxes Online For Free

February 6, 2010

If you have a simple or basic tax return there is no reason to pay to file your federal taxes.  In addition, it is much more convenient and faster to process a tax return online.
Important FAQs About Filing Free Federal Taxes Online

Most free Federal E-filing is limited to a “simple return” – 1040-EZ.
Free File is [...]

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Pay Off Debt or Buy Insurance for Stay at Home Mom?

February 5, 2010

Every Friday I take a reader’s question and spend some time answering it.  Our question today was submitted via my reader survey.  If you want to ask a question, contact me.
If you had to choose between retiring debt and insuring a stay at home homeschooling mom which would be a higher priority and why?
I’m a [...]

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The Attitude Necessary for Getting Out of Debt

February 4, 2010

The following is a guest post from David.  If you’d like to submit a guest post you can contact me.
David is a writer for Money Compare, a website offering people an simple way of comparing high interest savings accounts that give a good return on investment.
Its the start of a new year and start [...]

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5 Important Things Every Rich Christian Should Do

February 3, 2010

For the Christian, money is the ultimate balancing act.  To be rich is not ungodly.  To be poor is not spiritual.  But there is an ungodly way to be rich and there is a way to grow spiritually through poverty.
In a recent post I mentioned that I am a rich man when compared to those [...]

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101 Ways To Improve Your Marriage Money Relationship

February 2, 2010

Marriage and money can be a complicated topic. Couples often have deep disagreements about money. This post helps by providing you with 101 ways to improve your marraige money relationship. There is still hope.

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10 Unique, Personalized, and Cheap Valentines Day Gifts

February 1, 2010

This post was co-authored by Craig and Jeri Ford.  Jeri wrote it.  Craig stole it, and added some of his own thoughts and ideas. 
Jeri is an amazing wife who always writes fantastic posts for her personal blog.  Occasionally, (like this post) her husband (that’s me) steals them for his own site.  Craig was jealous [...]

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Options When You Can’t Make Student Loan Payments

January 29, 2010

A reader recently asked the question: How does one pay back student loans when they can barely make rent and buy groceries? The reader needs to focus on both the long term and short term solutions. This post introduces a game plan for this reader.

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