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Crown Financial Ministries - Biblical principles of financial management and stewardship. A merger of Larry Burkett's Christian Financial Concepts and Crown Ministries, this site combines the teachings and tools of both ministries.
Family Money - Articles abound on this website. Learn what your kids can do for extra cash, how to teach your children to be a smart consumer, and all you ever wanted to know about allowances. But Kid's money isn't the only topic here-- anything and everything that has to do with family finances is covered.
Household Budget Management - A budget is like a set of instructions. Just as you could hardly expect to be able to fly an aircraft without instructions, you shouldn't try to control your budget without some guide (instructions) to adhere to. Setting up a simple budget will provide you with an easy to manage plan to guide you through the process of paying your bills, purchasing needed items, putting away a few dollars in savings, etc.
Merrill Lynch Family Saving Center - This site from Merrill Lynch includes information for the whole family, from teaching money saving skills to kids to college planning for teens, to creating personal budgets.
MSN MoneyCentral - MoneyCentral is a great source for all your personal finance needs. Get quotes, stock research, portfolio tracking, news, and online bill payment. Keep informed and plan for retirement, college, taxes, insurance, real estate, savings and more.
Quicken.com - Quicken makes the most of your money with this website that includes information about all things financial. This is the one stop online resource for investment, mortgage, insurance, retirement, banking, and small business information, to name a few.
Your Household Budget - Tips on developing a household budget. For many homeowners, time spent in the development of a household budget may help to alleviate many of these problems. A comprehensive budget will not only tell you where the money is going now, it can give you a road map to tightening expenses, leaving more money available for goals you may want to establish, both short term and long term. By developing a budget, and then following it as closely as possible, you will be taking the first steps toward taking control of your experience of owning a home, rather than the home owning you.
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