Moving to a new church can be one of the most exciting and stressful seasons in a pastor’s life. But it can also be one of the most financially vulnerable. From housing allowance paperwork to delayed paychecks, even seasoned pastors can overlook critical details that lead to unnecessary stress. Here’s how to prepare wisely and keep your finances steady when ministry takes you somewhere new.

Pastors are quick to spot bad theology, but many unknowingly live by financial myths that cost them dearly. These myths can undermine retirement security, family stability, and the ability to finish ministry well. Discover five of the most common financial myths pastors believe and learn practical, faith-driven wisdom to build a stronger financial foundation for life and ministry.

While parsonages offer immediate housing solutions for pastors, they may inadvertently hinder long-term financial growth. This article explores the implications of parsonage living on retirement, taxes, and net worth, offering clear steps to build financial security.

Wondering if you should pay off your mortgage early as a pastor? This guide explains how clergy housing allowance, retirement planning, and financial trade-offs impact your decision.

The deadline is here, but it’s not too late. Here are three strategic tax moves pastors can still make before April 15—including how to review your housing allowance, retirement contributions, and 2025 withholding plan.

Tax season is different when you’re in ministry. From housing allowance to outside income and retirement contributions, here are 5 key things every pastor should understand before filing. These aren't tips for deductions — they’re reminders that could save you stress, money, and time.

I've recently spoken with pastors who rolled their 403(b) funds into an annuity while still working—only to regret it later. What seemed like a great decision at the time turned into frustration as they uncovered fees, restrictions, and tax complications they didn’t fully understand. Before making a move, take a moment to consider the real cost of an annuity and whether better alternatives exist.

Many pastors receive a housing allowance, but not all understand how to maximize it or avoid costly IRS mistakes. This guide breaks down the best practices for setting up a clergy housing allowance, keeping records, and staying compliant with IRS rules. Learn what expenses qualify, how to avoid common pitfalls, and what documentation you need in case of an audit.

Tax season can be overwhelming, especially for pastors with unique financial situations. This guide breaks down clergy-specific tax benefits, including the housing allowance, self-employment taxes, and deductible ministry expenses. Learn how to keep more of your money and stay IRS-compliant. Need a tax checklist? Click here to request your free guide.