By living simply, we can give more generously. Rob West shares some insight from Randy Alcorn about spending less on ourselves and having more for others.

When it comes to investing, don’t neglect common sense. Rob West shares some common sense rules of investing from blogger Ben Carlson.

If you are living paycheck to paycheck, Rob West points out that it isn't just about inflation. Both people that make $250,000 and those who make $50,000 have been found to spend all they bring in. The answer? Get on a budget and break the paycheck to paycheck cycle.

Is there ever a time when co-signing is a good thing to do? Rob West reminds us that the Bible tells us to care for our family and neighbors to help those who can’t help themselves. But when it comes to cosigning the Bible draws a clear line.

Is is possible to save too much? Rob West shares that although it is not a problem for most, there are some who are so concerned about the future that they over-save.

When a loved one dies, are you responsible for his or her debts? Rob West says the answer is, it depends.

In investing, there are two critical factors: money and time. Rob West points out the longer your investing time frame, the better you’re likely to do.

There’s a saying, “Careful what you wish for you just might get it.” Rob West shares too often, the joy of material possessions has a short life. Once obtained the excitement goes away. Instead of earthly possessions lay up for yourself treasures in heaven.

No one wants to face a financial crisis. Rob West shares the best way to avoid such a crisis... savings! Make savings a priority, the day will come when you’ll be glad you did.

Having money may turn us away from God, and a lack of it may cause our trust in Him to fail. Rob West shares a prayer from Proverbs 30 to help our focus be right where it needs to be no matter how much we have -- on God and trusting in Him to provide.