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| Blog Name: | Christian Personal Finance |
| Url: | http://ChristianPF.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Christian, money, finance |
| Description: | Free Christian financial help, personal finance, money, and help getting out of debt. Budgeting, saving, and investing tips from a Christian perspective. Get your financial life in order and learn what the Bible says about money, budgeting, saving, debt, and investing. |
| Popularity: | 338 Followers |
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Health care options for Christians
What health care options should a Christian consider? Health insurance is the topic of the day Every day we are bombarded by the news and media regarding the rising costs of healthcare and the proposed overhaul of the industry by our federal government. Healthcare issues and the affordability of obtaining services are a major concern for most Americans. We can all agree some solution is needed but what that solution looks like varies across the political spectrum. For Christians, the healthcare debate is especially troubling. Paying for abortion coverage under a healthcare plan is a primary concern. What options are available for Christians concerned about
What health care options should a Christian consider? Health insurance is the topic of the day Every day we are bombarded by the news and media regarding the rising costs of healthcare and the proposed overhaul of the industry by our federal government. Healthcare issues and the affordability of obtaining services are a major concern for most Americans. We can all agree some solution is needed but what that solution looks like varies across the political spectrum. For Christians, the healthcare debate is especially troubling. Paying for abortion coverage under a healthcare plan is a primary concern. What options are available for Christians concerned about
Upgrade to Windows 7 | Giveaway
As mentioned Free Stuff Friday changed to a monthly giveaway (on the first of each month) but due to the chaotic nature of my November, I am just getting around to it now. I am also a fairly recent Mac convert, so it might seem odd that I am giving away an upgrade to Windows 7
As mentioned Free Stuff Friday changed to a monthly giveaway (on the first of each month) but due to the chaotic nature of my November, I am just getting around to it now. I am also a fairly recent Mac convert, so it might seem odd that I am giving away an upgrade to Windows 7
ABCs of Personal Finance: 26 Elementary Money Lessons
Always ask for a discount – Just ask “Can you do any better than that?” or “Is that the best you can do?” This simple question could potentially save you a lot of money. Be prepared for the unexpected. You never know when the heater might break or the car transmission might go out. An
Always ask for a discount – Just ask “Can you do any better than that?” or “Is that the best you can do?” This simple question could potentially save you a lot of money. Be prepared for the unexpected. You never know when the heater might break or the car transmission might go out. An
Buying life insurance for your parents: Is it wise? Is it wrong?
I recently received an email from a reader that I thought would be perfect for discussion, because my hunch is that there are others who are dealing with or have dealt with a situation like this. I promised that I would try to get some opinions from the CPF audience, so if you have any thoughts or opinions, please share them in the comments. Here are the important parts from the email I received… I have a question that I’m wrestling with, which I’m hoping you can help me with. Recently my siblings have been talking to my mother and I about taking a life insurance out for her, in the case that she passes, a sum of money c
I recently received an email from a reader that I thought would be perfect for discussion, because my hunch is that there are others who are dealing with or have dealt with a situation like this. I promised that I would try to get some opinions from the CPF audience, so if you have any thoughts or opinions, please share them in the comments. Here are the important parts from the email I received… I have a question that I’m wrestling with, which I’m hoping you can help me with. Recently my siblings have been talking to my mother and I about taking a life insurance out for her, in the case that she passes, a sum of money c
Delayed gratification – Is it worth it?
The following guest post was written by CPF reader Amy Sullivan. We live in a country resounding “Instant Gratification!” as its lifestyle cadence call. But despite the fact debt has become a badge of the American dream, some folks are going back to saving money and paying for big-ticket items with cash. With this new concept, there is no debt, there is no minimum payment due…but there is a lingering question – is it worth it? Put debt into perspective My husband and I decided to sell our home and severely live below our means to save 75% of our six-figure household income. In less than 10 years, we hope to pay for our n
The following guest post was written by CPF reader Amy Sullivan. We live in a country resounding “Instant Gratification!” as its lifestyle cadence call. But despite the fact debt has become a badge of the American dream, some folks are going back to saving money and paying for big-ticket items with cash. With this new concept, there is no debt, there is no minimum payment due…but there is a lingering question – is it worth it? Put debt into perspective My husband and I decided to sell our home and severely live below our means to save 75% of our six-figure household income. In less than 10 years, we hope to pay for our n
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