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The Sacred Search to Find a Spouse
In his book, The Sacred Search, Author Gary Thomas shares how to teach your children to choose a spouse who they love and also respect. He emphasizes choosing someone with common values and common vision—someone they truly enjoy spending time with. Gary shares that...
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Recognizing Problems With Debt
If you’re like most people, you probably have debt, from student loans and credit card debt, to a mortgage and/or car loan. But how do you know when debt is spiraling out of control? When is it time to get help? Debtors Anonymous, an organization that helps consumers...
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5 Things Husbands Wish Wives Knew
We all know that there is a gap between men and women—a gap filled with different desires, different strengths, and different styles of communicating. So to help bridge that gap in your marriage, here are 5 things husbands wish their wives knew. First, we desire...
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10 Treasure Hunt Clues for Around the House
With all the games, movies, and books out there, our kids still somehow find a way to whine, “I’m bored!” One great way to cure their boredom is to take them on an adventure: a treasure hunt! Setting up a scavenger hunt around your home is easy. Just create clues...
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The Deal on Prepaid Debit Cards
What’s the deal? Do prepaid debit cards exploit people who do not have access to credit cards? Or, are they a valuable option for those who are locked out of traditional banking? My take: prepaid debit cards are a legitimate financial tool for consumers, with one...
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7 Ways to Know You Are Being a Good Mom
Recently, my wife Susan, shared with me that, at a basic level, you’re a good mom if your child knows you love them. Simple gestures from your kids reveal whether they know you love them. So here are some actions to look for in your children that will help you know...
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What You Need to Know About New Medicare ID
Source: AARP.org Medicare has begun to mail new ID cards to its more than 60 million members. However, according to a recent survey by AARP, more than 75 percent of those on Medicare know little or nothing about the initiative to use newly assigned ID numbers in place...
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5 Great Dates Under $25
The family budget may be tight right now. There are braces to pay for, a car that needs to be fixed, and electric bills to be paid. Being tight on money may mean giving up certain things, but it should never mean giving up on your dating life. Think about what your...
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A Leader’s Gift
A Leader’s Gift As a parent, you may feel like leadership in your home is a burden you must carry or a duty you must endure. And the ups and downs of home life can even make you question your ability to lead as a mom or dad. In his book, A Leader’s Gift, Barry Banther...
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Avoid Being Taken For A Ride During Summer Travel Season
If you’re traveling by car this summer, you face the possibility of a car break down or an accident. That means you’ll also be at risk of being scammed by a “tow truck bandit”. It’s hard to be patient when looking for help for car trouble. There are dishonest towing...
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How to Get Your Husband to Do What You Want
Remember Connect the Dots? It’s the kid’s game where you draw a line from dot to dot until a bigger picture is made. Like this game, some guys like me need to be led from dot to dot if you want us to get big things done. So here are 6 ways to connect the dots and...
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Get Your Mind Right, Get Your Money Right
There’s more to budgeting that calculators and spreadsheets. According to Patrice C. Washington, also known as the Wisdom and Wealth Money Maven, getting your money right starts with your getting your mind right. Here’s what Washington urges you to focus on as you...
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