A
Book Review
Faithful
Finance
10
Secrets to move from Fearful Insecurity to Confident Control
By
Emily
G. Stroud MBA, CFA
The author wrote her book in a style that puts one at
ease as she often refers to the reader as friend. She provides fundamental information on being
good stewards of one’s financial blessings.
Her point of view is one of a Christian or biblical view along with
financial basics.
Each chapter is introduced with a scripture included to
drive home her point. She uses anecdotal
stories of which some are personal to give examples of the material
covered. Also included are budget sheets
and other resources and suggestions that will aid the reader in their own quest
to become a good steward of their finances.
I found that some of the information concerning Term Life Insurance was
incorrect and that 35 year Term insurance is offered by some companies.
However, this is still a fundamentally sound guide to get one started in the
direction of financial stewardship.
Faithful Finance is a financial guide to managing your finances. She covers Ten Secrets; one in each chapter
as follows:
Secret #1: The Faithful Seek Out Wise Counsel
Secret #2: The Faithful Create a Budget and Build Up Cash
Reserve
Secret #3: The Faithful Give Generously and Prayerfully
Secret #4: The Faithful Make a Savings Plan
Secret #5: The Faithful Manage Debt Carefully
Secret #6: The Faithful Insure Themselves against Disaster
Secret #7: The Faithful Invest Wisely in Real Estate
Secret #8: The Faithful Invest for Retirement
Secret #9: The Faithful Save for College
Secret #10: The Faithful Create as Estate Plan
I would recommend this book as a good read to help one
learn about the fundamentals of personal finances.
Disclosure of Material
Connection: I received this book free from Handlebar Marketing as part of their
Book Review Blogger Program. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I
am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR,
Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in
Advertising.”
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