Chuck Bentley
Chuck Bentley is CEO of Crown Financial Ministries, a global Christian ministry, founded by the late Larry Burkett. He is the host of a daily radio broadcast, My MoneyLife, featured on more than 1,000 Christian Music and Talk stations in the U.S., and author of his most recent book, Seven Gray Swans: Trends that Threaten Our Financial Future. Be sure to follow Crown on Facebook.
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Ask Chuck: The New Year’s resolution to transform your finances
If you and your husband sincerely want to make financial progress and are willing to commit to a plan, here is the most simple and sure way to do it:
Ask Chuck: The greatest gift of Christmas
Researchers at Statista.com estimate that consumers in the United States are projected to have spent an average of $850 on Christmas gifts this year. That is similar to what was spent in 2019.
Ask Chuck: 5 steps to improve your finances this new year
Covid set me back financially this year. As a result, we’re having a very frugal Christmas. Can you offer any tips on setting financial goals for next year?
Ask Chuck: A lesson in stewardship from Tim Tebow
I get tired of hearing how celebrity athletes flaunt their wealth and waste ridiculous amounts of money on frivolous “stuff.” Didn’t Larry have an outreach to professional athletes?
Ask Chuck: Tips for talking finances with your spouse
My husband told me we need to discuss our family finances. I asked him if we could wait until after the holidays. He agreed to but I’m a nervous wreck. What should I do to prepare?
Ask Chuck: Christmas shopping when money is tight
Money is tight for Christmas this year. Any tips for shopping Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales?
Ask Chuck: The secret ingredient to a great business
Far too often people measure their business plan only by how much financial capital they have. This narrow focus omits a form of capital that is of equal or greater value: relational capital.
Ask Chuck: Is it sinful to be in debt?
No, there is not a law or command in the Bible to be out of debt, but it is a good principle to live by.
Ask Chuck: Are my investments safe under a Biden presidency?
Capitalist countries have money; socialist countries have money. Both systems have rich people. Both systems have poor people. The difference is that under socialism, it is the politically connected who become rich.
Ask Chuck: Preparing for negative interest rates
Negative rates have never happened in the U.S. but the goal would be to positively impact economic growth should it remain stalled.