A generous new $6,000 deduction for seniors, plus changes to Roth conversions and Social Security breakeven math, could make earlier retirement income more strategic

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.

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.

Health insurance is one of the biggest questions early retirees face—especially for those retiring before Medicare eligibility. In this post, we walk through practical options like COBRA, the Health Insurance Marketplace, and spousal coverage so you can plan with clarity and confidence.

Many pastors wonder, “Am I saving enough for retirement?” With unique challenges like housing allowance changes and Social Security opt-outs, pastors need to plan wisely. This guide breaks down how much to save at each stage, plus practical steps to build a secure future—no matter where you're starting.

Many assume they’ll never need long-term care, but the reality is that costs can derail even the best financial plans. In this post, we’ll break down when long-term care insurance makes sense, when it doesn’t, and what alternatives are available.

Are financial missteps holding you back? Learn how to avoid common money management mistakes with practical, biblically inspired strategies to build a stable financial future.