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Insights on biblical financial planning, retirement, and generosity.
The Hidden Danger of Naming a Trust as Your IRA Beneficiary
Naming a trust as the beneficiary of your IRA might seem like a smart estate planning move — but it can trigger unexpected tax consequences and strip your heirs of valuable flexibility. Here's what every family needs to know.
Welcome!
An introduction to Josh Elmore, CFP® CKA® and your guide to faithful and generous wealth.
Retirement Planning as Biblical Stewardship
Retirement isn't the finish line — it's a new chapter of stewardship. Here's how to plan with purpose, generosity, and biblical wisdom.
How to Give Generously While Still Saving for the Future
Giving and saving aren't competing goals — they're both acts of faithful stewardship. Here's how to do both with confidence.
What Is a Certified Kingdom Advisor?
Not all financial advisors are the same. Here's what the Certified Kingdom Advisor designation means and why it matters for your family.
Why Christians Should Start Estate Planning Early
Estate planning isn't just for the wealthy or elderly. It's one of the most loving things you can do for your family — and it starts now.
Teaching Kids About Money and Stewardship
Your kids are learning about money whether you teach them or not. Here's how to be intentional about raising wise stewards.
Step-Up in Basis: A Powerful Tool for Tax-Efficient Wealth Transfer
The step-up in basis is one of the most powerful and misunderstood tools in estate planning. Here's how it works and why it matters.
Building a Budget That Honors God
A budget isn't a restriction — it's a tool for freedom. Here's how to create a spending plan rooted in biblical priorities.
How Faith and Finance Work Together
Money isn't just a practical matter — it's a spiritual one. Here's why your faith should be at the center of every financial decision.
Social Security Timing Strategies for a Faithful Retirement
When you claim Social Security can make a six-figure difference in your retirement. Here's how to think through the decision wisely.
Common Financial Mistakes Christian Families Make
Even faithful families can fall into financial traps. Here are some of the most common mistakes — and how to avoid them with biblical wisdom.
The Difference Between a Financial Planner and a Financial Advisor
Financial planner, financial advisor, wealth manager — the titles can be confusing. Here's what actually matters when choosing who to trust.