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Real answers on debt, investing, retirement, and giving, grounded in Biblical wisdom.
An 8 step biblical framework that helps Christians build wealth without compromising their faith. It begins with stewardship, not debt, and covers income, protection, investing, retirement, giving, and legacy through a biblical lens.
High interest debt should usually come before investing, since the interest owed often outweighs typical investment returns. The Debt Plan step walks through how to prioritize this based on your income and goals.
A general starting point is saving 10 to 20 percent of your income, though the right number depends on your income and goals. The Income Plan step breaks this down based on where you currently stand.
Most guidance recommends 10 to 15 times your annual income in coverage, though the right amount depends on family size and obligations. The Protection Plan step helps calculate your specific needs.
Tithing 10 percent is a common biblical benchmark, though many Christians are called to give beyond that as their wealth grows. The Giving Plan step covers building generosity into your plan intentionally.
Most frameworks start with debt and treat money as something you own. The Biblical Wealth Plan starts with the belief that God owns it all and you are simply managing it, which shapes every decision that follows.
Choose faith based investment strategies that avoid industries in conflict with biblical principles while still building real wealth. The Investment Plan step covers how to evaluate opportunities financially and biblically.
Carrying debt is not inherently wrong, but Scripture calls believers to be responsible borrowers who avoid debt that creates bondage. The Debt Plan step explains strategic debt versus harmful debt.
Scripture does not command a specific retirement age, but calls believers to use their time and resources with purpose. The Retirement Plan step helps you define what retirement should look like for you.
Leaving a faith centered legacy starts with clear estate planning paired with intentional conversations about values. The Legacy Plan step covers passing down wealth in a way that strengthens the next generation.
Find out exactly where you are on the Biblical Wealth Plan and what your next step should be.
