Category Archives: Blog Entries

When the housing market is bad Home values have dropped, there’s a lot of inventory on the market, and rates are low. What that means is this: The prices of homes are lower than they were 4-5 years ago A … Continue reading →

Sure. Why not? It would be consistent with the bankruptcy code, valuables left to loved ones in a will, and has to be included in a list of documents when filing for divorce. Things that have value should be taxed, … Continue reading →

There is a pre-conception that Christians are not supposed to be rich. Our culture believes that we are not honoring God unless we give everything away and live in poverty. We live like Kings First of all, if that were … Continue reading →

Warning: Highly-opinionated post! Do not read if you are a Suze Orman fan The Money Class show At the request of a friend I recorded “The Money Class”, a new show by Suze Orman. While watching it, I tried to … Continue reading →

There’s a new product on the market, sort of Financial Adviser and TV host Suze Orman has created a pre-paid card that is supposed to be the smart choice for you. What are the true benefits of the Approved Card that isn’t … Continue reading →

If a picture is worth 1,000 words then what you see me wear should tell you something about who I am: First and foremost… I am a husband and value my marriage. This comes second only to my relationship with … Continue reading →

Jen McDonough, guest of the MoneyPlanSOS podcast episode 18, was unable to run the distance of two blocks but decided to participate in the Ironman Triathlon. She tested her faith and physical abilities to compete in one of the most daunting … Continue reading →

There is a difference between being broke and being poor Being broke has everything to do with the amount of assets you own versus the amount of money you owe (debt). You can do something about that: Spend less than … Continue reading →

What are the first 10 things you must do once reaching Millionaire status? Save an additional $2,000 (see next step) Throw a $2,000 party (only after Step #1 is completed) Hire an Estate Planner (to set up boundaries between your … Continue reading →