How Money Works and what the Bible has to say about Stewardship, from the Francis Schaeffer Institute
Insure what you love and need! We can help you with life insurance services, annuities, retirement plans, as well as business insurance and so much more. We are fully licensed to help you with financial advising about how to pay off debt, prepare for retirement, making a family budget, cash flow, financial planning, building wealth,... Continue Reading →
We offer Free Financial Planning Seminars in the Southern California Region. Our lead speaker used to be a Financial Planner and trainer at a major bank, and currently works in the insurance industry as a Financial Trainer with a Ph.D. in stewardship and is licensed. These seminars are done at churches, community and civic groups... Continue Reading →
The Government is changing the 401k, 457, 403b, and other retirement programs. So, it will affect you! The changes may sound good by the way they spin the words. But are they? The key changes are in: how the tax deductions will work. Many people, not just the wealthy; those average middle-class workers could be... Continue Reading →
We will update this post as new and additional information becomes available. Health and government officials are working together to maintain the safety, security, and health of the American people. Small businesses are encouraged to do their part to keep their employees, customers, and themselves healthy. The Treasury Department is Delivering COVID-19 Relief for All... Continue Reading →
There are three common problems that retirees will face, that worry them and those who will retire. This is all about having enough retirement savings. Concern one. Will I have enough money? This is about growing and protecting our money without the risk of losing any of it. As we saw in 1987, 2000, 2008,... Continue Reading →
“Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the firstfruits of all your crops.” Proverbs 3:9 To be properly finishing the year and positioning for the next, you want to finish the year strong and have all you need to do completed. The best way to do that is being organized and prepared. Year-End Checkoff list tips to... Continue Reading →
Developing Communication Skills Within Leadership Good communication is what people need most; family, employees, and what clients want in their interactions. They also need trust, timely information, relationship centered, simple, quick and easy, great service, clarity, focus and attention. And this best done with enthusiasm, and sincerity. Imagine what these precepts can do for you... Continue Reading →
This webinar pertains to Estate planning & Wills & Trusts - With Tim Jordstadt –who has been a CPA for over 45 years and reps some the entertainment industry’s biggest names – With Dr. Richard Krejcir - who is a licensed and experienced Financial Consultant with over thirty years of experience - https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=787728858627852 Here will... Continue Reading →
“Be very careful, then, how you live—not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil.” Ephesians 5:15-16 How do I know about time management? As I write this, I am balancing three fulltime jobs, homeschooling my son, as well as being an active Boy Scout leader. When I was in... Continue Reading →
Introduction The old adage, there are only two things that are certain in life, death and taxes. Perhaps so, but we can manage both of these with a good plan and then you can be at peace with your estate. Estate planning is the process of anticipating and arranging a family estate, or a person’s... Continue Reading →
Are Annuities Bad for Retirement? There is a common objection about Annuities; I would like to clear up. It goes like this: “Annuities are terrible because when you die, the insurance company will stop the payments and they will keep the rest of your money.” Is this true or false? Many securities people do not... Continue Reading →
