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The 18 Best Jobs for 18-Year-Olds

written by Aaron | Career & Work

job for an 18-year-old

While the current job market for the high-schooler and college student looks a little downcast right now, I still believe breaks abound for those who have applied themselves and have a desire to succeed. Here are some of the best jobs you can get as an 18-year-old.

It All Belongs to God: A Devotional

written by Chris | Biblical Personal Finance

multipurpose tool

Little Aaron was playing with daddy’s tool belt left on the floor after a long day of work. Quickly he noticed the most fascinating multifunction screwdriver and took off to accomplish some minor repairs around the house. It was just an old tool, but to Aaron it was a new treasure and he had no intentions of returning it back to his father . . . .

Larry Burkett: A Christian Financial Pioneer

written by Adam Faughn | Saving Money

Larry Burkett

To many in America, personal finance from a Christian perspective begins and ends with Dave Ramsey. If you listen to Ramsey long enough, though, you will hear him give a tip of the cap to another man, Larry Burkett. Burkett died in 2003, but his legacy as a leader in the world of Christian personal finance was secure well before his passing.

FDIC and NCUA Insurance: Which is Safer?

written by Tim | Managing Money

fdic and ncua insurance

Insurance is important when it comes to the money in the bank. That’s why FDIC insurance was created. But what about credit unions, do they have the same protection as banks? It might surprise you, but credit unions don’t use FDIC. They use a form of insurance provided by the NCUA. What’s the difference?

How Much to Pay a Pastor for a Wedding

written by Chris | Biblical Personal Finance, Budgeting, Managing Money

Many of you who plan to get married in the future can think right away of the pastor you would want to do your wedding. Even if you don’t, nearly every state requires a member of the clergy to officiate a legally recognized wedding. Since this is the case and because budgeting is such a key component of planning a successful wedding, how much should you pay a pastor for a wedding? What are other key factors should you keep in mind when you contact your pastor?

How much should you pay a pastor for a wedding? What are other key factors should you keep in mind when you contact your pastor? Let’s explore these important questions.

How to Say “Thank You” to a Pastor: 20 Great Ways

written by Adam Simon | Career & Work

20 ways to say thank you to your pastor

How do you adequately say “thank you” to someone who gives so much of themselves, laying aside their own lives for the sake of serving and caring for the spiritual health of others? Depending on the level of forethought and creativity, there are many ways to thank a pastor!

When Should You Write a Will?

written by Aaron | Managing Money

Written Will

Thinking about and planning for our own mortality is never high on the weekly to-do list. We all like to keep our minds busy with the task at hand and there always seems to be plenty in daily life to occupy us. But writing a will doesn’t have to be time-consuming. And, it’s easier than you probably think.

What does the Bible say about Co-signing loans for others?

written by Joe | Biblical Personal Finance, Money Mistakes

Whereas the bible never uses the term “co-signing”, it gives plenty of advice about assuming responsibility for another person’s loan. Most of this advice, appropriately, comes from the Book of Proverbs … a book of wisdom. Here’s what it has to say.

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