What does the Bible say about saving money? Three stories answer it: Joseph’s grain, the rich fool’s barns, and manna that rotted one night and kept the next.
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Tipping Culture Is Out of Control? Tip Guilt Isn’t Generosity
Tipping culture feels out of control because the screen turns toward you and waits. Here is why pressure tipping isn’t generosity, and how to tip without guilt.
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Why Is Consumer Sentiment So Low? It’s About Next Year
Why is consumer sentiment so low? September’s survey shows how people feel about today barely moved. What fell 11% in a month was how they picture next year.
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What Does the Bible Say About Retirement? One Rule, at 50
What does the Bible say about retirement? One passage sets an age: at 50, the Levites stopped the heavy lifting. The next verse tells them to keep showing up.
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What Does the Bible Say About Leaving an Inheritance?
What does the Bible say about leaving an inheritance? Proverbs 13:22 says leave one – but when a man asked Jesus to split his, Jesus refused. Here’s why.
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What Does the Bible Say About Gambling? Not What You Think
What does the Bible say about gambling? The word never appears once. But Scripture casts lots again and again — and the very last throw explains everything.
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Is a Second Job Worth It? The Real Math Before You Say Yes
Is a second job worth it? Run the real math first. The tax everyone dreads is mostly a myth, and the cost that actually bites never shows on a payslip.
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Labor Share of Income Hits a Record Low — and It Isn’t AI Yet
Labor share of income fell to its lowest level since 1947 while profits hit a record. Here is what the economist who flagged the gap says is really behind it.
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The First Tithe in the Bible Was Nobody’s Command
The first tithe in the Bible had no law behind it and no promise in front of it. Abraham gave a tenth of war plunder — then refused to keep any of the rest.
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Financial Stress and Brain Health: What Lands by Age 53
Financial stress and brain health: a study that followed 2,759 people from birth found the cost of long money trouble had already landed in tests by age 53.