Money: Faith & Finance explores the profound and practical of everyday finances. In every episode, we explore the real-life impact of everything from …
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Key Takeaways:
Embrace intentional spending to achieve a meaningful and budget-conscious Christmas celebration, focusing on experiences rather than material gifts.
Inflation and cost of living challenges require strategic financial planning to maintain the joy of the holiday season.
Get creative with gift-giving by exploring second-hand markets, homemade items, or shared family activities to save money.
Utilize existing resources like recycled gift bags or natural decorations to reduce costs.
Remember the essence of Christmas is community and giving, aspects that need not be financially driven.
Notable Quotes:
"It's not everybody's favourite accountant. I mean, other people have other accountants and I assume they like their accountants, so."
"Spend less, spend better or spend less, spend a bit more intentionally."
"If you're a bit worried about, have I spent too much? Can I afford this? What's going to be on the credit card in the new year?"
"Intentional spending: heartfelt, not landfill."
"Remembering Jesus wasn't rich, but Jesus did enjoy and gave hospitality."