February 2012

How To Make Money Reselling Goods: 5 Unique Ways

02.29.2012 by Carol 17 comments

One of the ways my husband makes extra money is by reselling used goods—antiques, collectibles, or just basic household items. He does this through several channels I’d like to share with you here.

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How to Be Content in Life and Save Money

02.28.2012 by John Frainee 11 comments

Contentment. It’s something that we’re all seeking after, but sometimes it’s difficult to find. How do you become content with your circumstances, and how can being content save you money? Here are a few thoughts on this simple but important topic.

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How to Buy “Throw Away” Cars

02.27.2012 by Adam Faughn 17 comments

Some people do not want to drive older cars (especially when they are not nice looking), but I am content to do so, especially while we are working so hard on building a financial foundation. If you want to look for a “throw away” car, here are some things to keep in mind.

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Does Cruise Control Save Gas and Money?

02.24.2012 by John Frainee 10 comments

I’ve been called by some a “grandpa” on the road. They mean to say that most grandpas are old men, and most old men drive slowly. Well, I’m not sure that’s a logical argument, but I admit that I do drive slower than most.

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Is Couponing Even Worth Your Time?

02.23.2012 by Tim 25 comments

In the last few years there have literally been thousands of couponing sites that have sprouted up throughout the web. While couponing has been around for decades, the most recent recession and wave of media coverage on ‘extreme couponers’ has propelled couponing into a very popular money-saving art form.

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How To Use Freecycle: Save Money, Reduce Clutter

02.22.2012 by Cherie 9 comments

Freecycle is frequently mentioned as a great way to save. This is a quick tutorial on how Freecycle works and how you can help save money and reduce clutter in your home by joining Freecyle.

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8 Reasons For Capping Our Standards of Living

02.21.2012 by Joe Plemon 14 comments

18th century British evangelist John Wesley is the inspiration for this post. I first learned about how Wesley capped his own standard of living from David Platt’s book “Radical”: “He identified a modest level of expenses that he was going to live on every year. The first year his income surpassed that level by a small amount, and he gave that excess away.”

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5 Things To Do Before Making A Big Purchase

02.20.2012 by Adam Faughn 7 comments

Each of us will have to make large purchases during our lifetime, but that does not make them any easier. After all, we have worked very hard for that money and now we are going to say “goodbye” to a large chunk of it. Here are some steps to make sure we’re making the right decision when making big purchases.

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Whitney Houston and the Blessing of Being Ordinary

02.17.2012 by Kevin 41 comments
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Most of us knew of Whitney Houston as a world-class entertainer, but we should remember that she was also a daughter, a mother, a friend and a family member to so many others. She was also a role model to millions for much of her life, and very likely a believer in Jesus Christ.

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What is a Donor Advised Fund (DAF)?

02.16.2012 by Chris 3 comments

One shrewd way to handle our worldly wealth is to establish a Donor Advised Fund (DAF). The IRS defines a DAF as . . .

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Does a Second Job Hinder or Help Your Ministry?

02.15.2012 by Tim 12 comments

When I first started working with ministers and noticed how many of them had job outside of their pastoral role, I couldn’t help but wonder if they felt limited in ministry because of it. For many, working a second job was a necessity, so the choice was clear – work a second job or go hungry.

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Surviving Spouses: Financial Do’s and Don’ts

02.14.2012 by Joe Plemon 7 comments

Because losing a spouse is commonly considered to be the most stressful event which can happen in a person’s lifetime, the surviving spouse faces the dilemma of needing to make clear financial decisions while dealing with the trauma of this loss. This “Do’s and Don’ts” checklist will help give direction to those who are navigating these rough waters.

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Saving Money on Pets: 5 Ways to Reduce Cost

02.13.2012 by Carol 16 comments

According to the American Pet Products Association’s annual survey for 2011-12, 39% of Americans own at least one dog, and 33% own at least one cat. This survey also states that pet owners spend a little over $200 annually for routine veterinarian visits. I would like to show you 5 ways that you can save money on your pet bills.

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