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Cultivating the Lost Art of the Long View

Cultivating the Lost Art of the Long View

by Matt Bell | Sep 23, 2025 | Budgeting/Planning, Credit/Debt, Investing, Saving | 0 comments

Waiting can be tough. We seem to be hardwired to resist it. And our culture does us no favors here. Whatever we’re interested in buying, there are ways — and we’re strongly encouraged — to have it now. Paying for it? That can wait until later. But there are great...
A Money and Marriage Mistake to Avoid

A Money and Marriage Mistake to Avoid

by Matt Bell | Jul 29, 2025 | Budgeting/Planning, Credit/Debt, Money & Marriage | 2 comments

Throughout their marriage, John and Jessica had maintained separate credit cards and apparently didn’t talk about how they were each using their cards. After 12 years of marriage, Jessica was shocked to discover that John had racked up $68,000 of credit card debt....
The Perks of Plastic – 9 Great Credit Card Benefits

The Perks of Plastic – 9 Great Credit Card Benefits

by Matt Bell | Jun 24, 2025 | Credit/Debt | 1 comment

Some financial teachers believe no one should have a credit card. They believe the road to ruin is paved in plastic. They seem to think that carrying credit cards is like carrying little sticks of dynamite that could blow at any time. I’m not one of them. I...
Anchors in the Storm

Anchors in the Storm

by Matt Bell | Apr 8, 2025 | Budgeting/Planning, Credit/Debt, Faith & Finances, Generosity, Saving, Spending | 0 comments

“The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God stands forever.” – Isaiah 40:7 With so much stock market turmoil and economic uncertainty swirling about, now more than ever we need the reassurance and guidance of God’s eternal Word. In order to cope...
Creating a Cycle of Positive, Lasting Financial Change

Creating a Cycle of Positive, Lasting Financial Change

by Matt Bell | Mar 25, 2025 | Credit/Debt, Faith & Finances, Saving | 1 comment

For far too many people, money is a source of stress or frustration. Consider these findings from a recent Federal Reserve survey: About 46% of U.S. adults said they would be unable to cover a $400 emergency expense without selling something or borrowing the money....
Got Debt? Get Out Of It Slowly

Got Debt? Get Out Of It Slowly

by Matt Bell | Jan 21, 2025 | Credit/Debt, Faith & Finances, Miscellaneous | 2 comments

When I woke up to the reality of having $20,000 of credit card debt, I had to face this hard truth: I didn’t get into debt overnight, so I’m probably not going to get out of debt overnight. In fact, it took me four and a half years to pay off my debt. There were...
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  1. Matt Bell on How I Found Financial FreedomSeptember 29, 2025

    Thanks for stopping by, Kenny. I hope you're sharing your story with others. I'm sure you could be an encouragement…

  2. Kenny on How I Found Financial FreedomSeptember 29, 2025

    Thank you Matt. Really appreciate your story and the key biblical principles and practices to financial freedom. Your story has…

  3. Matt Bell on Breaking the Cycle of Financing VehiclesSeptember 17, 2025

    Great stuff, William. So logical, so simple, and yet so rarely practiced. Not having a car payment is a huge…

  4. WILLIAM R FOOTE on Breaking the Cycle of Financing VehiclesSeptember 17, 2025

    A great read. If you are paying the above average monthly new car payment of $745 (which does not include…

  5. Matt Bell on The Heart of Wise Money ManagementAugust 27, 2025

    Glad it was timely, TJ. So much of money management is simple but not necessarily easy!

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