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Importance of Financial Planning

05.07.2009

Do you understand the importance of financial planning? There are ten important elements to a faith-based financial plan… 10 Key Areas of Faith-Based Financial Planning…

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Should I sell my stocks or buy more?

05.02.2009

With all the turmoil in the stock market, should you sell your stocks, or should you be looking to buy more?

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How to get a great return in your 401k during a recession

04.29.2009

This is one of the easiest ways to get a great return in your 401k during a recession (or anytime)…

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Diversification strategy from the Bible

04.27.2009

Solomon’s diversification strategy for investing…

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The basics of investing | Video

04.25.2009

This is just about the simplest explanation of the basics of investing that I have ever seen. Enjoy!

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Christian View of Life Insurance: A Lack of Faith?

04.16.2009

Does having life insurance indicate a lack of faith in God? What is the proper christian view of life insurance?

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Three Plans for Your Financial Future

03.26.2009

With God as your pilot, you can take control of your financial destination. You cannot control what the stock markets do, but you can control how much you allocate toward your goals. Leave nothing to chance. Stop relying on the government, stop counting on your company, and take responsibility for your future. There are three plans you can primarily focus on as a faith-based investor:

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Introducing the ChristianPF Financial Planner Directory

02.11.2009

Welcome to the new directory of Christian Financial advisors! If you are looking for a planner in the ChristianPF planner directory, I have a few suggestions…

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Zecco no longer free

02.03.2009

I just got recently got an email from Zecco announcing that they are doing away with free stock trades for accounts with less than $25,000. This is a bummer, but I always wondered how they could afford to pull off an offer like that. Apparently, with the economic challenges they weren’t able to.

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Christian stock investing: How to be Biblically responsible

01.29.2009

Have you ever wondered how to pick investments that line up with your beliefs? … In this interview with Mark from MoralMoney.com we discuss stock investing for Christians and how to be a Biblically responsible investor – whether you are in the stock market or not. … The fundamental reason that we should care about where our money goes Why it is so important that we know where our investment dollars are going Bible scriptures that indicate we do have a responsibility to invest with our consciences How to find stocks that line up with your beliefs Free resources to help Christians with Biblically responsible investing A few mutual funds that are available that are Biblically responsible funds Recommended funds for those interested in Biblically responsible investing Listen to the podcast below Christian Investing Podcast

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Interview with Jim O’Donnell – Shortest Investment Book Ever

01.07.2009

A couple days ago I had a call with Jim O’Donnell, Author of The Shortest Investment Book Ever. He is very nice guy with a really good heart. You can read my review of his Book to find out more about it, but if you are interested in hearing a bit of the interview, I [...]

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The Shortest Investment Book Ever – Review

12.23.2008

I just finished James O’Donnell’s book called The Shortest Investment Book Ever: Wall Street Secrets for Making Every Dollar Count. Long title isn’t it? Like the title suggests it is short – about 140 pages and it is smaller in size as well.

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My 401k has lost a lot of money – how about yours?

10.12.2008

Is your 401k losing money? After reading a few articles about people talking about their diminishing 401(k)s, I decided to check and see just how well mine has been holding up against the crisis. I haven’t checked it in months, because I am in it for the long haul and I know that over the last 100 years we have had about 25 recessions and 25 recoveries. I know, some of the talking heads are saying that this time it is different, but from the few I have lived through, they seem to say that every time.

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