In a time where most folks are squeezing dollars, it’s easy to get caught up worrying about money.

Financially speaking, there are three types of people, The Haves, The Have Not’s, and The Have Not Paid For What They Have!

“Want to know how other folks do it? Want to know how you can break the cycle of single-generation consumption and leave a financial legacy for your family?”

In case you haven’t noticed, it’s getting harder to make and keep a dollar these days.

Achieving long-term financial success is easier when you know where the landmines are and how to avoid them. Here are a few of the big ones…

Just because a phrase has become popular, doesn’t mean it’s true. And a myth that’s been repeated for years, could be the biggest lie ever told.

Ask anybody – and they’ll gladly offer advice on how you can achieve wealth.

It goes without saying that many of the difficult financial circumstances we face are a result of our own doing.

Has the Christian media become so enamored by celebrity and wealth that biblical standards no longer matter?

"Let me tell you about an incredible business opportunity." Whenever you hear those words, you know what’s coming next - an invitation to listen to a conference call, sit through a ‘brief’ presentation or stop by a friend’s home for a multi-level marketing sales pitch.

I am amazed that despite endless publicity, many people still don’t understand why a credit score is important –much less how to make it better.

If you are reading this and you are young (twenty-something or there about), and saved, there is a very good possibility that you are also broke!

Just as physical and mental fitness are important to healthy aging, so is your financial well-being.

Many people are looking for ways to get a handle on their financial life.

Believe it or not, one of the primary causes of divorce is financial problems!  Not bad sex, not infidelity, not verbal or physical abuse, but money!

Each generation of parents is responsible for passing on the truths found in Scripture to their children.

Did you know that how much money you make has very little to do with whether or not you are building wealth?

There’s so much advice being doled out these days about saving money and building wealth that sometimes it can get a little confusing.

Everybody likes to think they are generous, but when it comes down to writing the check, well that’s a whole different story!

Imagine for a moment how different your financial life would be right now if someone had taught you about handling money when you were still a child?

Now I already know what some of you are thinking (especially the men) - why deal with the top ten mistakes men make and only the top seven mistakes women make?