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Home » Debt » Financial Peace University vs. True Financial Freedom vs. Crown Financial MoneyLife I recently completed three of the top Christian financial education programs for churches: SeedTime’s True Financial Freedom, Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University, and Crown Financial’s MoneyLife. These popular programs all claim to help you get control of your finances from […]
The future for financial recruitment None of us really knows what the future brings but following trends is one way to get a feel for the direction things are moving in at least and Financial recruitment is no different from any area in that respect. Here are some of my predictions for how things will […]
College students have a lot on their plate already, including the need to study to get good grades, participating in any number of on-campus activities and potentially working part-time to have some spending money. That said, college students should also focus on their financial future, including steps they can take to build credit before they […]
Initially, when my wife introduced me to Stan Store, I wasn’t impressed. It seemed illogical to pay $30 a month for software that just offered a basic sales page, especially without any integrated email service provider. This was a stark contrast to my experience with platforms like ConvertKit, where I started with a free account […]
Home » Student Loan Refinance » Which Debts Should You Pay Off First — Credit Cards or Student Loans? Having more than one type of debt is common, and that’s especially true once you graduate from college and start your first “real job.” You may have credit card debt, an auto loan, and a mortgage […]
Home » Make Money » How to Make Money Without a Job: 26 Ways to Earn Money Outside the 9-5 Breaking free from the traditional 9-5 is more achievable than ever with these 26 innovative income streams. Ready to redefine your concept of earning? Are you trying to win the Mega Millions, but your numbers […]
Unlock the exclusive world of accredited investing where the stakes are high, the opportunities are vast, and the rewards can be game-changing. From hedge funds to venture capital delights, embark on an investment journey that only a select few have the privilege to explore. When I became an accredited investor, I found myself among an […]
Wise Bread Picks A key financial decision people struggle to make is how to allocate savings for multiple financial goals. Do you save for several goals at the same time or fund them one-by-one in a series of steps? Basically, there are two ways to approach financial goal-setting: Concurrently: Saving for two or more financial […]
Wise Bread Picks ShareThis Financial independence can mean different things to everyone. A 2013 survey from Capital One 360 found that 44 percent of American adults feel that financial independence means not having any debt, 26 percent said it means having an emergency savings fund, and 10 percent link financial independence with being able to […]