I alluded to this in my last post, and I’m excited to announce that my latest book, NextGen Steward, is now available in both Kindle and paperback formats on Amazon. This project has been in the works for quite some time, pulling together over 60 articles I originally wrote for the NextGenSteward Substack platform, which … Read more
I have some exciting announcements for you! You may recall that in early summer, I mentioned stepping back from publishing articles on Retirement Stewardship for a while to focus on a project called “NextGenSteward.” It’s a stewardship course I developed for young adults, based on material from a seminar I led for a group of … Read more
As you’ve most likely heard, there is big news coming out of D.C.: The so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” passed just before the July 4th holiday. This is big news for many reasons (some good and some not-so-good, depending on your fiscal conservatism; i.e., the increasing federal deficit), but I’m going to focus on the positive … Read more
Before I had heard of David McKnight and his books or read his most recent, The Guru Gap, I read a paper by Professor James J. Choi from Yale University titled Popular Personal Financial Advice versus the Professors. I first became familiar with him after reading his bio on the Yale University School of Finance … Read more
I don’t often write about these kinds of topics. But if you are near or in retirement, as I am, you know you are in the final third or quarter of your life. If you trust Jesus’ atoning death and resurrection for your salvation, you already have a ticket to heaven; it just hasn’t been … Read more
A friend’s wife texted me a while back asking about “Paze.” I hadn’t heard of it then, even though, as I’ll explain later, I practically “invented” it many years ago—well, not really, but kinda-sorta (well, you’ll see). It sounded like another digital payment product, so I looked into it. (I used to work in IT … Read more
When most people think about retirement planning, they picture calculators, spreadsheets, and savings goals. But for Christians, retirement is more than a financial target—it’s a new and hopeful life season calling for wisdom, faith, humility, and intentional stewardship. So, what if we asked, “Do I have enough saved?”(This is a legitimate question, by the way.) … Read more
Trump’s tariffs are very much in the news right now. While the downsides of tariffs often get more attention, rightly so due to their broad and frequently unintended consequences, there are potential benefits, at least in theory. That said, lots of questions and uncertainty remain. We have to deal with that as well. What is … Read more
Well, it’s baaaaack…and you know what: stock market volatility. And it came back with a vengeance a few weeks ago, moderating some in recent days. Presidential administration transitions ordinarily create uncertainty and instability, but wars, tariffs, and deportations are stirring the pot a little more than usual. I occasionally get asked how I think a … Read more
