What should my mortgage debt to income be? Dear Dave, Do you have a guideline ratio for mortgage debt to income? Levon Dear Levon, When it comes to buying a home, I ...
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Dave Ramsey shares 5 rules for stocking stuffers
Stocking stuffers at Christmas are kind of like cranberry sauce at Thanksgiving. It’s there every year, but it’s usually an afterthought. It’s the opening band for the big concert. But don’t you ...
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How should believers invest for the future?
How to invest: Faith, not fear of N. Korea, should guide both finances and time says Stewardship Capital founder Ron Finke. In a little-heralded news item last month, the Federal Reserve announced ...
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Grandparenting: 6 things to pass on!
Grandparenting. It’s a great thing. I’ve got two little grandkids of my own, and we are having a blast. I remember the moment that the first little one came home. It was ...
Read More »Dave Ramsey Talks Christmas Budget
Help in Making Your Christmas Budget. ...
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Challenges Are a Given. How Do You Respond?
By Linda Fields | The Joseph Company When you create a plan, plan for a success! Start with the basics of proper planning by stating your desired outcome, listing the resources you ...
Read More »Conference Focuses on Equipping for the Spiritual and Financial Solutions of the Local Church
CHICAGO | Christian News Service | The Christian Education Foundations is hosting a conference August 6 — 7, 2014 to equip pastors and their church leadership for increasing tithing in their local church. ...
Read More »Got a Problem? Create a Solution!
By Linda Fields | The Joseph Company To exercise your entrepreneur muscle, let’s look at three ways you can begin to bring solutions to the table by revisiting the definition of an ...
Read More »Developing an Entrepreneurial Spirit
Does Your Work Matter? By Linda Fields | To develop your entrepreneurial spirit, your first priority is to understand if, and how, it matters. For decades there has been a schism ...
Read More »Tax changes to hit families, businesses hard
by Alan R. Jones, C.P.A. |Â Well, Christmas has come and gone, and now the thoughts of many families and small businesses turn to their “favorite” time of year, tax filing season. ...
Read More »The New Year and Charitable Giving Strategies
By Connie Hougland | When the calendar rolls over to a new year, one of the last things we may want to think about is charitable giving. We are just coming off ...
Read More »When the bubble burst: How did we get into the mortgage crisis, and how can we get out?
It’s hard to listen to the news these days without hearing another grim report about the widening mortgage crisis. There is plenty of blame to go around, but only God can help ...
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