by MEserver | Dec 21, 2015 | Financial Peace University
We are in our final week of Financial Peace University! Congratulations on making it this far! This week we’re talking about the purpose and heart of this entire series: radical and intentional giving. You can do everything in these lessons, but until you...
by MEserver | Dec 14, 2015 | Financial Peace University
What is your current housing situation like? Are you a renter? Home-owner? We currently rent (and likely will be renting for the next few years). Although we hope to own our own home in the future, the idea of buying a house and navigating real estate and mortgages...
by MEserver | Dec 7, 2015 | Financial Peace University
As a young adult in my mid-20s, retirement and paying for my future children’s education feels light years away. It can be hard to prioritize saving for the future when you’re trying to stretch your income to cover all of this month’s expenses. When my husband and I...
by MEserver | Nov 30, 2015 | Financial Peace University, Uncategorized
Insurance can be so daunting! I come from an entire family of people in the insurance business, and even so, I find myself getting overwhelmed when it comes to figuring it all out. There are so many different types of insurance, it’s hard to know which ones...
by MEserver | Nov 16, 2015 | Financial Peace University
How often do you find yourself with a commercial jingle stuck in your head? There’s a reason those jingles are so catchy. Companies are constantly competing for our money, and the best companies spend significant time and money studying our habits and developing...
by MEserver | Nov 9, 2015 | Financial Peace University
“You need a credit card to rent a car or to make purchases online.” “Car payments are a way of life, and you’ll always have one.” “You need to take out a credit card or car loan to build up your credit score.” “Debt is a tool...
