Study Finds Ethics Can Be Taught – in Finance, at Least
(The Conversation) Testing investment advisers on their knowledge of ethics can lead to better behavior, new research shows.
More Than 100 Kansas City Churches Come Together to Help Congregants Lower Financial Debt
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Margin KC involved more than 100 Kansas City churches coming together with a series of sermons designed to help congregants reduce their financial debt. After 10 weeks, surveys report nearly $18 million in personal debt was paid off.
More Than 4-in-10 Adults Report Not Being Able to Afford Vacations, Restaurants, Concerts, or Movie Theaters
After paying their bills, a survey finds 42% of respondents decided not to take a vacation with at least one overnight stay since July 2018. Others reported skipping a restaurant meal or another recreational activity during the past year.
What the Bible Doesn’t Say About Financial Security
It is no secret that the United States is a country of inequality. But having inequality on our political and cultural map is one thing; figuring out what to do about it in our own lives is another.
Christmas, Cash & Cooperation
One aspect of simplifying the holidays is making it through without wrecking your budget or going into debt when the bills start arriving in the mail. But, what about after Christmas?
Nine tools to make your life easier
This is the year I’m going to get organized!
Of course, that’s what I said last year, too. It’s an annual ritual that’s a lot like Charlie Brown continually lining up to kick that football.