On average, you can expect an annual return of about 10 percent in the stock market. Rob West warns the problem is, there’s rarely such a thing as an “average” year so persevere and be patient.

Have you ever been jealous of those richer than you? Rob West warns in the end, riches aren’t important. What is important is being “rich toward God,” counting Him as greater riches than anything on the earth.

Wills and trusts, what’s really the difference? Rob West gives a quick primer so you can decide which you need to ensure your assets go where you want when you go home to the Lord.

The “easy way out” often leads to trouble down the road. Rob West shares how one of those "easy ways" (debt consolidation) which cures the symptom, but doesn’t address the underlying problem. Try debt management instead.

An increasing number of Americans are getting stressed out about money. So, how can you reduce money-related stress? Rob West suggests three things from financial author Art Rainer that can ease a lot of the stress you may be facing.

Do you need a raise? Rob West shares it may not be an issue of having enough money or not. Live within your means and become prayerful, faithful, wise stewards of all God provides for us.

What do the wealthy know that others might not? Rob West shares five concepts the wealthy understand and that we would benefit from as well. As Proverbs 1:5 teaches, “Let the wise hear and increase in learning, and the one who understands obtain guidance.”

Have you ever made a financial error? Rob West shares a story of a simple error that cost millions! So always double check your figures, dates, and account numbers when making a transaction and keep errors to a minimum.

Some decisions in life are harder than others. Rob West says we ought to determine to make wise choices when it comes to earning, spending, giving, saving and investing. Because just deciding not to make bad decisions is already a good one.

In light of the Ten Commandments admonition, “You shall not steal” Rob West suggests we not only respect what belongs to others, but be open-handed with what you have and give to others.