Today on MyMoneyLife with Chuck Bentley
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Helping Grownup Kids
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Do you have grownup kids struggling in this tough economy? Maybe your son or daughter has racked up heavy debt or suffered a job loss—or both. It’s one thing to struggle financially yourself, but having to watch your kids cope with money problems can be really tough. You want to help—but should you? Well, Money Magazine has 3 great questions you should ask yourself before bailing out the kids.
Believe me, I know it’s tough for parents to see their kids struggle, but try not to let your emotions cloud your better judgment. Pray for wisdom. Pray together with your spouse that the two of you can agree on the right course—that’s crucial. Sometimes, a bailout is the worst of all options. Giving your children wisdom is always more valuable than giving money and it’s never too late to start. I hope you’ll visit us online at Crown.org. |
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Steps to Making a BudgetIn making a budget, there are several steps, each requiring individual effort. |
Need for a Spending PlanWithout a spending plan, it is impossible to know where your money goes each month and whether you will have available funds for the things you need. |
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Budget BustersBudget busters are areas that can result in financial disaster if not accounted for properly. |
Finding Financial FreedomThe Lord owns everything and we are merely stewards of what is His. He has clear ideas on how He wants His people to function as His stewards. |
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