Financial controls can help nonprofits prevent losses, identify issues, and strengthen accountability. These recommendations from the Oregon Department of Justice offer practices that your church might consider no matter the size, organization, or circumstances. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Donor advised funds are becoming a popular way to approach charitable giving, offering flexibility, tax benefits, and opportunities for intentional stewardship. The Episcopal Church Foundation explores how they can support generosity. (Photo: Pexels)
Using customers’ online personal data, some companies may charge different prices for the same good or service. It’s called ‘surveillance pricing,’ and it’s raising concerns among lawmakers and consumer advocates. F-Secure explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
So maybe you are behind on your credit card payments or have a big car-repair bill you can’t pay. “Easy credit” schemes can seem so attractive, but beware! They can trap you and drain your finances! Investopedia explains. (Image: Creative Commons)
Who knew that there was a month for financial literacy? Well, you can observe it in style by checking out the helpful consumer resources on the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Lots of useful information! (Photo: Pexels)
Whether it’s a city condo, a suburban rancher or a rural retreat, home ownership is the American dream. But the process can be overwhelming for first-time buyers. Investopedia has put together this guide to help navigate the process.
There are many reasons why church leaders don’t even look into grant funding. They think they won’t qualify, or it’s too confusing, or they don’t know where to begin. This article from the Lewis Center for Church Leadership explains all. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Artificial Intelligence is integrating into the business world at an alarming rate, and analysts predict disruption in up to 40 percent of jobs worldwide. Forbes magazine outlines steps to prepare for the coming wave. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Lots of people dream of winning the lottery, but wisdom tells us money alone won’t buy happiness. Learning how the brain processes emotions surrounding desire is one way to help free you from the money trap and find happiness. CNBC explains.
Jesus talked more about money than even heaven and hell. We should talk about it too, in a healthy, open way that is founded on biblical truth. Here are seven biblical financial essentials every Christian should know. From Lifeway. (Photo: Creative Commons)
