Money Wise

The rich spiritual blessings of the temple require temporal sacrifices, but the infinitely valuable blessings easily justify the finite price of admission.

Genuine service to our fellow children of God will enable our friends of other faiths to share our story more potently than we can.

It may seem to make no sense to borrow money for one purpose at the same time you are saving and investing for another, but sometimes that is exactly the right thing to do.

Learning to manage money effectively without growing to love money is a central challenge for all Christians.

Raising a large family is as big a challenge as it is a blessing; here are some financial tips to help you reach your goals.

There are (at least) six key ways in which LDS financial planning differs from personal financial planning for our friends of other faiths.

The admonition to care for the poor and needy of the world is central to—not an appendix to—the gospel of Jesus Christ.

A variety of temptations will arise during your saving and investing years that may cause you to stray off course; don’t fall into the trap.

The Lord does not care how much money you earn, but how you manage your resources may influence when and how you serve in the Church.