An article from The Pastor’s Wallet

From honoring the women in our lives who have nurtured us on Mother’s Day, to the celebration of our graduates and their first steps on their life journeys, this spring has been full of milestones for those we love.

With summer trips and camps about to be in full swing for many churches, there is always the need to find extra help.

A 12-question checklist to ensure a fun and safe event

An article from Horizons Stewardship

A message from Mike O’Kelley

An article by the CIO at Wespath

I didn’t want to incur any tax penalties from the IRS.

The best leadership advice I ever received is “people support what they help to create.”

We’re all thinking about our finances a little more this month.

An article from Reader’s Digest - February 2022 - by Kat Tretina

As market activity around Bitcoin reaches historic levels, retail and institutional investors alike are increasingly interested in the cryptocurrency as an investment option.

The scams and garbage messages never seem to stop coming. While there’s no surefire way to end this nuisance, there are several steps you can take to minimize it.

… and how to avoid them

Generosity is a willingness to give liberally and more than is expected without expecting anything in return.

As a pastor, you have unique tax issues like the housing allowance and being dual status, so it’s not as easy for you as it is for others.

Most permanent endowment funds (PEF’s) are meant to exist in perpetuity.

Be sure to back up your important documents and information!

As of January 1, 2022, the standard mileage rates for the use of a car, van, pickup, or panel truck …

A message from UM Higher Education Foundation