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Owning a home is a fundamental part of the American Dream. Yet few Christians calculate the real cost of homeownership.

In this article, we're going to discuss car ownership and whether Christians should consider leasing, borrowing money to purchase a car, or buy your vehicle outright.

Through the generations, we have perpetuated this idea: “Homeownership is the best way to build wealth in our society, but renting is a bad thing, and that it's throwing money away.”

The risk of disability for many Christians is significant and likely higher than the chance of passing away. Losing the ability to work in your prime years leads to severe consequences in your long term financial stability.

This article aims to explain how Christians can use life insurance as a relatively cheap way to protect your family, what kind of coverage you need, and how it supports your financial plan.

As a Christian, your income is an essential tool to maintain your lifestyle and build wealth over time.

This article introduces the concept of sinking funds to pay for large items without needing financing or stressing your monthly budget.

Investors of all sizes engage in financial markets for a variety of reasons. Most look for a growth source to build wealth over time, while some primarily use the markets for speculation. This article is for Christians that seek long-term growth, helping them avoid the three mistakes that could derail their goals.

Although interruptions to supply chains and the electrical grid are not common, we should still prepare to provide for our families when things go south. This article builds on our prior discussion about emergency funds and expands on broader emergency preparedness.

An emergency fund is the foundation of a solid financial plan. This fund covers unexpected expenses, replacement of essential items, job interruption, and other unforeseen circumstances.