With so many economic uncertainties, many Americans are anxious about finances going into the New Year. But some relief may be in store. CBS news offers some tips to get your financial house in order as 2026 looms. (Photo: Pexels)
Manage your credit cards: 15 best practices
Especially in the holidays, when we tend to spend more, credit card debt can be a problem. But some smart strategies, you can manage credit card debt and keep it under control. Moneylion has 15 suggestions. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Make the most of your holiday gift budget
Most everyone is feeling the economic pinch these days, but that doesn’t mean we have to forego exchanging presents with loved ones. This article from PBS News outlines some strategies to help you shopping budget go farther. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Tips to close out your church’s financial year
With November, Christmas and New Year’s just weeks apart, church life becomes hectic as the year ends. Amid the busyness, to help your financial team stay on top of the fiscal-year closeout, CapinCrouse offers some timely tips. (Photo: Pexels)
Food banks, churches step up to ease SNAP crisis
As the continuing government shutdown has jeopardized SNAP benefits for some 42 million Americans, churches and food banks are hard a work. They are seeing not only high demand, but also a high level of donations. CNBC reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
The church’s complicated relationship with money
The Bible says a lot about stewardship, but the Christian church’s teachings and practices surrounding money are complicated. Author Miguel Escobar discusses his new book, The Unjust Steward: Wealth, Poverty and the Church Today with Duke Divinity’s Faith & Leadership.
When debt is a BIG red flag in relationships
Things are going well in your relationship, but then your partner reveals they owe a sizeable amount of money but they have been hiding it from you. The implications are huge for the relationship’s trust, honesty and longevity. ShareSaveSpend.com explores.
What in the world is cryptocurrency?
Cryptocurrency is all in the news these days as many investors fawn over into this new financial asset. But what is it, exactly? How is it different from actual money? What are the risks? What are the scams? This article from Brittanica Money explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
2025’s wage crisis: 73% of workers struggling
Financial stress is growing among American workers, affecting every aspect of an employee’s well-being. A survey showed three quarters of workers, including professionals, had trouble affording anything beyond basic needs. Forbes explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
What to know about endowment fund restrictions
When finances get tight, many church leaders look to the congregation endowment fund for relief. But caution is in order. Restrictions and legal encumbrances can present challenges. This article from CharityLawyer explains.
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