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5 Financial Planning Tips for Recent College Graduates

5 Financial Planning Tips for Recent College Graduates

Most all of us know someone who is a recent college graduate. While we can give advice, sometimes it’s better received when it comes from the professionals! ‘5 Financial Planning Tips for Recent College Graduates’ from our partner, Ronald Blue Trust, is practical, biblical and wise advise you can pass along to the recent grads in your life. It’s also sound advice for anyone seeking to be disciplined and intentional with the money they steward – because it’s always the right time to implement sound disciplines around money. 

Do Not Worry

Do Not Worry

‘Do not worry.’ We’ve read Matthew 6:25-34 in the Sermon on the Mount, but what does that look like on a day-to-day, minute-by-minute basis? God knows our every worry, fear, and concern – and He can handle it. Many thanks to Darrell Passwater, Convene Forum Team leader, for his encouragement to think about how our lives might be different by truly living out this scriptural principle.

An Alternative Investment

An Alternative Investment

“For where your treasure is, there your heart shall be also.” (Matthew 6:21)

We all interpret and apply that verse a little bit differently. But have you thought about that verse and its intersection with the conversations we greatly anticipate during our Thanksgiving and Christmas gatherings with your kids/grandkids?

Russ Crosson, Executive Vice President and Chief Mission Officer of Ronald Blue Trust shares his personal insight about creating a line item on your budget for a ‘posterity investment’ - and the great alternative investment it is in Gen 2 and Gen 3.