Consumer Trends and Financial Faith

This chapter explores the peculiarities of contemporary consumerism through the lens of popular toys like Jelly Cats and Beanie Babies, while also addressing financial wellbeing. It delves into the complexities of tithing in relationships, especially when one partner is navigating faith and financial challenges, advocating for open communication and generosity amidst debt.

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Ken Coleman and Rachel Cruze answer your questions and discuss:

"I'm $60,000 in debt, I just lost my job and I have no savings. How do I get out of this mess?"
"I blew through a $120,000 settlement and now I don't have anything in savings or retirement..."
"Does giving up my hobbies for my kids teach them the wrong message about chasing your dreams?"
"We don't know who to trust when it comes to knowing how much we can pull from our retirement accounts."
"I keep blowing through several line items in our budget and now my husband is frustrated with me."
"I want to sell our home but my wife doesn't. How can we come to an agreement on this?"
"Is it okay for my husband to become a stay-at-home dad?"
"I am $21,000 in debt and am struggling, I can't figure out how to budget."
"Should I sell my purse collection to get out of debt?"
"Should I short sale my home?"