Weekly list of curated personal finance articles from around the web.
Why does how we view money matter? (Eternal Perspective Ministries). “The sheer enormity of Scripture’s teaching on this subject screams for our attention.”
The most important financial planning recommendation (SignatureFD). When there’s a 100 percent certainty you will need something, you should probably get it.
Payment apps are popular, but here’s why you shouldn’t store money in them (Fast Company). For one thing, there’s no insurance guaranteeing the safety of the money as there is with banks.
3 steps to uncovering your true financial goals (Morningstar). Geared toward investors, this article helps you step away from the noise and consider what goals matter most.
20 micro-habits that will change your life (This Evergreen Home). Okay, the headline may be a little overblown, but there are some really good ideas on this list.
How to build your credit score from scratch (Clark Howard). If you have a teen in your house, this is especially relevant.
What to do if you lose your phone (Fast Company). Of course our phones are much more than phones these days, which makes it important to know what to do if yours goes missing.
TikTok executives know about the app’s effect on teens, lawsuit documents allege (NPR). Parents, have you established ground rules for when your kids can use social media and which platforms?
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