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Do you know what freedom feels like? It’s an amazing feeling! There’s nothing holding you back. Nothing following behind you. Complete freedom. Liberty. Independence. Dependence on God alone and not on debt.
I just sent my final two credit card payments today and I am now completely debt free! There are no words to describe this [...]

So I saw an unrecognized number ringing on my cell phone. Normally, I don’t answer unknown numbers, but I didn’t have anything to do at the moment so I answered it. Well, what do you know? It was my credit card company calling to do a customer satisfaction survey. It was about the phone call [...]

I know what you’re thinking. What are snakes doing on a Christian Finance blog? Well, there’s a saying that says that if you play with snakes, you’ll get bit. Dave Ramsey even uses it to describe credit cards.
Well, I’ve got a great “bit by snakes” story for you. As many of you know, I’m on [...]

Just opened an Advantage Savings account at Bank of Internet today that’s currently paying an astounding 2.50% (yes, it may not sound high, but it’s one of the highest rates I’ve seen lately). I’ll have a proper review sooner rather than later.

Happy birthday, America! Yes, today is the day that we celebrate the birth of our great country! We enjoy so many freedoms in this country. Freedom to worship, freedom of speech, the freedom to prosper. But freedom comes with a cost.
Our freedom was paid for by the many men and women who have served and [...]

As you may or may not have heard, GM recently declared bankruptcy this past Monday to become the fourth largest bankruptcy in U.S. business history. The General obviously had way too much debt on the books. Over $172 billion worth!
But what’s the problem? Well, GM should have gone bankrupt much sooner than Monday. It should [...]

Christian Finance Blog made it to Bible Money Matters Carnival of Top Personal Finance Posts #5! Check out the blog and make sure you vote for the post that made it: Don’t Get Ripped Off Buying a Car.
Edit: Now you can vote right here. Vote for whichever post you like, but keep me in mind. [...]

This really makes me mad! I have lost respect for most car sales people (yes, there are woman car sales people). I get a phone call on Friday from a younger coworker of mine asking if she could use me as a reference. I asked her “for what” and she said that she needed five [...]

Hey, I’ve got some great news! Christian Finance Blog is now available on the Amazon Kindle! It’s just another way to read Christian Finance Blog with the convenience of reading it on your Kindle or iPhone (through the Kindle app).
You can subscribe for only $1.99 a month (30% goes to support this blog and the [...]

Just got an email from FNBO Direct saying that they’re dropping rates to 1.65%. I’m glad that the online bank is being transparent but there are other online banks that offer better rates. Dollar Savings Direct is currently at 2.00% and Heartland Bank Direct is at 2.30% 2.10%.

I blogged about this contest last year and the contest has now come to an end with a winner announced! Kristen, who was saving for nursing school, was voted the winner. Congratulations to Kristen for saving the most money.
Stay tuned for an interview with Kristen as well as financial expert Liz Pulliam Weston.

Reports from CNN today state that Jesus Christ returned to, of all places, Hell, Michigan at approximately 6 am EST. He arrived in a bright light, trumpets blaring, and a legion of angels following according to accounts from five of the 266 in the city. He took all the Christians of the world with him [...]

The TurboTax First Day of Spring Giveaway has come and gone! As promised, the winners are going to be announced today. There were only 5 entries so everyone had a 40% chance to win. That’s a whole lot better than trying to win the lottery! See what happens when you miss out.
Anyways, without further ado, [...]

You’ve seen those annoying freecreditreport.com ads on TV, haven’t you? I’ve always said that it was a scam because it’s not really free. You have to sign up for a monthly $14.95 credit monitoring service to get it for “free”.
I’ve also always said that annualcreditreport.com is the only government-established website for getting your credit reports [...]