Contentment

We Tend To Forget…

10.31.2011 by Bob 2 comments
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We tend to forget that happiness doesn’t come from…

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3 Unconventional Ways to Save Money

06.10.2011 by Jonathan 10 comments
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I want to share with you 3 unconventional ways to save money. The reason I call them unconventional is because they go against the grain of the American society. These three steps are talked about more and practiced less then most of us are willing to admit. Yet, I have found that when I work hard to activate these three principles, my money works better.

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Bond Investing and The Wide Gate

12.27.2010 by Guest 9 comments

At any given time, at least one sector of the financial markets is constantly the home to a majority of people being herded, like sheep, into certain popular ventures. Jesus warned us…

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10 Things Rich Christians Must Do With Their Money

12.20.2010 by Jason Topp 8 comments
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Let’s face it. If you live in America, you are rich. Sure, there are exceptions like those who can’t afford food or shelter, but generally speaking, if you compare yourself to others around the world, you are filthy rich…

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How to Avoid Lifestyle Inflation

11.17.2010 by Craig Ford 2 comments

Most folks don’t have a problem spending money. Instead, they have issues trying to put a cap on their lifestyle. This is called lifestyle inflation. Your standard of living always seems to unexplainably increase in line with your income…

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Living the American Dream: Don’t Mortgage Your Future To Chase It

09.25.2010 by Jason Topp 10 comments
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Ahh, the thought of living the American Dream. Everything we could ever want or ask for, right? Not so fast! It’s not that the American Dream is bad – in fact, who wouldn’t want material success and prosperity. We all do, to a degree.

But there’s a big irony about the American Dream – most folks mortgage their futures to chase it. Millionaire Next Door authors Thomas J. Stanley and William Danko, point out in their research that most of the folks whom society would deem as wealthy were simply over-leveraged…

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Cost of Living or Standard of Living | Which Is To Blame for High Costs?

09.08.2010 by Craig Ford 8 comments
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Several months ago, I read the book Your Money or Your Life. The authors challenged the common assumption that the cost of living is really (at least drastically) increasing. Instead, they assert that the increase in expenses has more to do with our increasing expectations. In other words, our standard of living is increasing, not the cost of living…

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How To Be Financially Happy

04.24.2010 by Guest 6 comments
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There is no better feeling in life than the feeling of happiness. Being content with your life and all that surrounds it is the ultimate high. But how financially happy are you? Here are some tips on becoming financially happy…

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