Topics

Everything we publish sits in one of ten topics — the shape of a household's money life, from the first tenth given away to the last account nobody has looked inside. Start wherever the question is biting today.

Giving

How much to give, gross or net, and where the tithe goes — Christian giving answered from Scripture and verified data, with no guilt and no fundraising.

3 articles

Saving

Saving is not a failure of faith. Emergency funds, sinking funds, and how much margin is enough — savings questions answered from a stewardship view.

Writing in progress

Spending and debt

A budget is how spending gets decided on purpose instead of by accident. Biblical budgeting, debt, and the money that leaves your account every month.

2 articles

Protecting what you are given

Insurance, wills, and the plan for the month the income stops. The unglamorous half of stewardship: protecting the people and provision entrusted to you.

Writing in progress

Housing

Housing is the biggest line in most budgets and it decides how much room is left to give and save. Rent or buy, how much house, what a mortgage really costs.

Writing in progress

Family and money

Money stops being private the moment it is shared. Financial unity in marriage, teaching children, and caring for ageing parents — from a biblical starting point.

Writing in progress

Work and vocation

Work is where the money comes from, and Scripture treats it as service and calling rather than just income. Stories and guides on faith at work and in business.

3 articles

Habits and contentment

Most money trouble is not an arithmetic problem. Contentment, anxiety about the future, lifestyle drift, and the small habits that keep money in its place.

Writing in progress

Investing

Owning shares makes you a part-owner of what a company does. How to see inside your funds, screen them against your convictions, and weigh the real trade-offs.

2 articles

Taxes, benefits and rights

Paying what you owe is a biblical instruction; overpaying out of confusion is not. Taxes, credits and benefits in plain English, for ordinary households.

Writing in progress

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