Like most people, I have received a substantial tax refund on several occasions in the past. Unlike most people though, when I get a tax refund, it makes me cringe. Why does it make me cringe? Because tax refunds cost money. Yes, you heard me, tax refunds cost money. If you’re scratching your head, then… Read More
Can I Retire? 3 Questions to Ask Before Calling it Quits
I can’t count the number of times I’ve been asked this question. It usually goes something like this, “Tyler, I’m “x” years old and I have “x” dollars in my 401(k). Do you think I can retire?” I certainly understand everyone’s desire to want a quick yes or no answer, so I’ve put together a… Read More
How to Evaluate Giving Opportunities
One question Christians regularly ask me is, “How do I know whether or not I should give money to a particular ministry?” In this post, I’ll try to provide a practical framework for evaluating different giving opportunities so that you’re able to be a good steward of the resources God’s entrusted to you. Even if… Read More
14 Financial New Year’s Resolutions for 2014
It’s that time of year when people start listing resolutions for the coming months: things they’d like to do, habits they’d like to break, and goals they want to accomplish. So, in the spirit of the ever so popular tradition that is the New Year’s resolution, here are 14 New Year’s resolutions for your finances… Read More
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