Finances
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Barnes & Noble returning to brick and mortar stores
More than ten years after leaving its historic Washington DC location, Barnes & Noble has reopened its flagship branch in…
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Christian organizations team up to provide financial resources for homeschool families
Homeschool families have a new resource available to practice and teach biblical financial stewardship. AdelFi Credit Union and Teach Them…
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Conservative credit card company donates to vandalized crisis pregnancy center
Coign, a credit card company with conservative values, has donated more than $15,000 to a crisis pregnancy center in Washington,…
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July 4 cookouts soar to record high cost
This week’s patriotic cookouts found celebrants facing higher prices…again. Independence Day and weekend get-together meals cost $71.22 for 10 guests…
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While giving is up, inflation erodes its power
The good news is giving is up but inflation takes its toll. Individuals made up 67% of giving, an increase…
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Optimism over giving in 2024 despite economy
A recent survey found reason for optimism about faith-based giving in 2024. Despite ongoing economic challenges, donations to churches and…
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Senator: Why did Treasury Dept. monitor purchase of bibles?
The U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) reportedly instructed banks to monitor Americans’ online transactions involving the purchase…
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Here’s the retailers closing more stores in 2024
The nation’s large brick-and-mortar retailers continue to suffer after thousands closed in 2023. According to CBS News, major brands shuttered…
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Google layoff mirrors other big tech companies
Google is beginning the year with a massive layoff impacting a wide range of its business sectors. The effort to…
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IRS begins sending collection letters
The IRS this week is sending millions of Americans letters about delinquent taxes. In a recent statement, the federal tax…
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