My last two posts were titled respectively “Time” and “Talent.” Today we work on the third T, the third leg of the stewardship stool, treasure. I saved treasure for last because I didn’t want to upset the natural order of things. I could have chosen to present them in reverse order – treasure, talent, time …
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Uninformed Advice is Bad Advice
(Just a note about my qualifications for writing what follows. I am a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) and have been since 1993. I was involved in the investment consulting business for almost a quarter-century. I earned several sets of credentials along the way – Certified Investment Management Analyst; Certified Investment Management Consultant; Accredited Investment Fiduciary …
Stewardship is Like the Stock Market
This was originally published in The Message – The newspaper of the Diocese of Evansville. Now, that’s a weird title. I have written quite a bit, both here and elsewhere, how the notion that “stewardship” is not just about money, and now I am going to compare it to the chief money engine in the …