Category : General

Rethinking Renewal

Very little introduction, or point of context, is needed when you mention the word pandemic these days. In this article, Joshua Fields Millburn of the Minimalists brings an interesting perspective to the concept of renewal in light of the pandemic and how – quite possibly – a new normal that is grounded in intentionally moving […]

Navigating A Financial Crisis

As we make our way through another week of the COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to see how the crisis reaches far beyond just the healthcare sector of our economy. The stock market continues to plummet, and financial experts are becoming more vocal with their concerns about the realized and potential economic fallout that will ripple […]

Protecting yourself during COVID-19

“During uncertain times, scammers often attempt to prey on the fear and empathy of potential victims. This pandemic leaves many particularly vulnerable, as more people are beginning to work remotely. That’s why we want to make sure you are aware of the tactics being used to access your personal information. Here are a few to […]

Flattening The Curve

This week’s blog needs little introduction – we are in the throngs of a global pandemic and we are all striving to do our part to “flatten the curve” of COVID-19. I hope you find this article insightful during these trying times, and I pray health and wellness for each and every one of your […]

Spring Cleaning, Anyone?

There is just something about the spring that makes it seem like the ideal time to tidy up all areas of our lives – the physical, emotional, and financial. Here are some tips to take care of the physical aspects of your spring cleaning. While you’re at it, why not spring clean your finances as […]

Protect Your Identity!

Did you know that identity theft and bankruptcy often go hand in hand? An increasingly unfortunate symptom of the online world that we live in is the ease with which scammers can obtain and use personal information to take out loans, open credit cards, file fraudulent tax returns and strong-arm folks into handing over their […]

Does your food budget need an overhaul?

The early part of the year seems like the best time to reassess both your financial health, and your actual health. Have you considered how small changes to your food budget can make a BIG difference to both your waistline and your bottom line? Here are some simple tips from Medi-Share to help jump start […]

Are you “Sandwiched In”?

A term coined years ago, being “Sandwiched In” can happen to just about anyone, and often it sneaks up on us. Here is practical advice for those in the “Sandwiched In” generation – and how to best shift our thinking, and our finances, during those tricky, in-between years.

Winning with money begins with:

A BUDGET! Now before you shut down at the mention of the word budget, please hear me out. I know that budgeting doesn’t sound all that exciting, and sometimes it can seem downright complicated! Let me tell you though, budgeting is single-handedly the best way to take back control of your finances. A budget means […]

How would you like an extra $3,500 this year?

Happy New Year, everyone! There is just something palpable in the air each January – something invisible that silently screams that we are all standing at the beginning of an endless array of new and exciting possibilities. I’m not one for big resolutions that are over almost as quickly as they’ve been spoken aloud, however […]