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How to Find More Money to invest

06.18.2009

Have you wondered how to save money to invest? These tips will show you what you need to do to save some cash so you can start investing…

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Are you taking responsibility or playing the blame game?

06.11.2009

Are you taking responsibility or playing the blame game? “A good leader is a person who takes a little more than his share of the blame and a little less than his share of the credit.” —John C. Maxwell

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4 Steps to Get Your Finances Under Control

06.07.2009

Setting up a financial plan that incorporates your faith involves four important steps. I will show you how to create a financial plan that adds more meaning to your life, helps you clarify your purpose, and helps you take steps in the right direction. Where there is a will, there is a way. Here are [...]

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Purpose + Passion = Performance

05.28.2009

What is Your Purpose?
Money without purpose is just money. However, money with a purpose can be used to change the world. It feeds the poor, builds shelters, and changes lives and souls for the kingdom of God. Money with a godly purpose can be revolutionary.
If you desire money solely for material things, you will never [...]

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3 keys to safe and successful investing

05.21.2009

When it comes to investing there is no guarantee, but if safe investing is your goal, you should focus on these 3 keys…

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Retirement Plans (Part 2) – IRAs: Roth vs Traditional

05.14.2009

Here is a brief look at IRAs – the Roth IRA and the Traditional IRA…

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Retirement Plans (Part 1) – 401k questions answered

05.14.2009

Many people have a 401(k) retirement savings plan, which works like this: The plan is funded with pretax dollars taken out of your paycheck (through payroll deductions). … Let’s say you put $2,400 annually in a 401(k) starting at age thirty, and, for the sake of example, let’s assume you get an 8 percent annual return. … As stated above, you can put up to $15,500 into a 401(k) in 2008, and if you are age fifty or older, you are allowed up to an additional $5,000 in “catch-up” contributions.

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The importance of a positive attitude

04.23.2009

Your Attitude is Your Greatest or Worst Asset… having a positive attitude is a key to success…

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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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The importance of investing in your beliefs

03.19.2009

Investing in companies you believe in… Many well-educated, morally and socially conscious investors wind up buying shares of companies whose beliefs and business practices are far removed from their own. Most investors simply haven’t thought about merging their personal beliefs with their investment strategies. Some may not even be aware of where and how their money is invested.

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Millionaire today, broke tomorrow?

03.14.2009

One of the greatest observations that stand out for me is that no matter what level of success he has achieved, he has always used a coach, from the early days with his dad to the coach he has today. … Successful people and those who want to be are usually the type of people who hire a financial planner. 4 common questions about financial planners From the hundreds of public talks I have given over the last ten years, I have found that the general public is quite confused about how to choose a financial planner. … If you currently live paycheck to paycheck or have less than $10,000 combined in your savings and/or any retirement accounts, then you’re probably not yet in need of a financial planner.

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6 steps to reducing your credit card interest rates

03.05.2009

It is so critically important to reduce your credit card interest rates, if you don’t it will take a whole lot longer to get out of debt. Not to mention that it will cost you hundreds or thousands more in interest charges as well!

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What are Donor-Advised funds? Do you need one?

02.26.2009

A donor-advised fund offers an easy way for a donor to make sig nificant charitable gifts over a long period of time. This fund is similar to a private foundation but requires less money, time, legal assistance, and administration to establish and maintain. Because donor-advised funds are public charities, they also enjoy greater tax advantages than private foundations. Cash and appreciated securities can be contributed to a donor-advised fund potentially making use of additional tax benefits. Private businesses and non-publically traded investments may also be eligible depending on the donor advised fund company’s rules and capability. Once funded, the donor-advisor fund consults with a donor about time horizon and risk tolerance to identify an appropriate asset allocation for their donor advised fund.

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