Personal Finances

Making the most of your money starts with five building blocks for managing and growing your money—The My Money Five. Keep these five principles in mind as you make day-to-day decisions and plan your financial goals.

Although seeking the advice of a licensed financial professional may be a wise decision, and necessary depending upon the complexity of your finances, you can create and implement some basic strategies yourself.

There is a level of prestige associated with one million that other numbers don’t possess.

In 2016, the Assemblies of God surveyed 6,800 credentialed ministers regarding the state of their finances. One of the survey’s findings was that many AG ministers are not prepared for retirement. Twenty-seven percent had no retirement savings at all. Of the 73...

You don’t need a degree in finance to manage money well, but you do need to master some basics.

It’s easy to think about retirement as something far off that doesn’t affect you today. But if you don’t plan strategically for retirement now, you may not have enough to support yourself as you age.

What if you could give yourself a raise this year?

Budgets are a blueprint for how we spend our money. Although, if not careful, we can easily bust our budget by purchasing things on impulse or for convenience sake.