I remember last year when I went through something that I considered and financial setback but ended being a financial step forward. My children and were sitting at a stoplight eating fresh apples from the farmer’s market. In a split second, we felt a sudden jolt and our apples flew out of our hands and … Continue reading
With the holiday season over and tax season arriving, I will be digging into my financial literacy roots and reposting some of my old articles that shed light on finance and stewardship. Before you take your tax refund and rush to the mall, you may want to take note. My pastor will be also talking about faith and … Continue reading
As a financial literacy educator, well over half of the demographics that we served were single, divorced or single parents. So the question that always came up was, “How do you date on a budget?” It’s tough in this economy for anyone. But, for those who are dating, it can be even more challenging. Especially … Continue reading
The Butterfly Movement 