This is “Good” Friday, when the way of salvation was opened — as Jesus, the One who knew no sin, “became sin for us” and suffered death on the Cross. Rob West reminds us of the good news.

There’s nothing worse than paying for something and getting nothing in return. Rob West encourages you to be on the lookout for useless fees, you may be wasting more money than you realize. 

When was the last time you negotiated the price of something you wanted to buy?  Rob West reminds us that in many countries, it’s a way of life. It’s actually good stewardship, making the most of the resources God’s entrusted to you.

Tax day is coming up, are you aware of some changes? Rob West shares some of those changes and reminds us to read the fine print!

April is Financial Literacy Month andt began about 20 years ago as a means of drawing attention to the fact that financial literacy is as critical as being able to read and write. Rob West invites you to learn and grow with us in the FaithFI community!

Since tomorrow is “April Fools Day” Rob West has some advice for you from Luke 12. Jesus tells of a farmer who enjoyed a large harvest. He built bigger barns but was called a fool since he died that night. Don't be a fool, trust in God and not riches!

Scammers use fear to steal money from the unsuspecting. Rob West shares items to beware of when scammers come your way and what not to do when they ask for personal information.

Having that “sinking feeling” isn’t a bad thing at all, if you have sinking funds. Rob West explains that a sinking fund is an account used to save for a future need. Sink some money into it and have it ready for when the future goal comes up.

Learning from other people’s mistakes (especially financial mistakes) is priceless. Rob West shares five ways other folks have lost money so you can avoid those and have a better outcome.

Is trying to plan for your financial future just a big wild guess? Rob West acknowledges that we do not know what the future has in store, however there are concrete steps we can take to be prepared for whatever comes our way.