The most expensive thing in the world ever produced
May 24, 2010 by Victorino
Filed under Amazing Money
What is the most expensive thing on Earth? What is the most costly thing that the world has ever produced? Is it a gold, diamond or platinum? No…none of these precious things the world has ever known has even make it closer to the cost of the world’s most costly substance that exists. The price of these things is based on the total cost of producing them. These exclude spiritual things like love, joy, contentment and the likes which are obviously priceless and cannot be possibly measured in terms of money. The most expensive things that humans have ever produced are called antimatter. The production of Read more
How to avoid poverty according to the Bible
May 23, 2010 by Victorino
Filed under Money Bible Verses
Avoiding poverty is one task everyone may linger in mind. Whether you consider yourself a destitute or one who is rich, the challenge to avoid becoming poor can’t be ignored. Basically, this is because no one wants to escape the fortune and abundance of life. Even the people who want to live a simple life don’t want to starve. Getting rid of poverty is a never-ending problem that may never perish in the lands of our planet. There will always be people who will become poor, suffer famine and experience misfortune in life. Now, solving this problem takes a lot of wisdom and understanding. And when it comes to wisdom, I turn you Read more
Money Bible Verses: On Budgeting
May 17, 2010 by Victorino
Filed under Money Bible Verses
In the first two articles of the series Money Bible Verses, we have shared what the Holy Scriptures said about investing and debts. This time, we will move to the Bible passages that discuss budgeting. Budgeting can be relative to all of us, whether we are rich or poor, business owners or employees, and young or old. It involves plotting our reasonably estimated income, expenses and savings for a certain period or series of periods in the near future. The purpose of budgeting is to provide us a forecast of revenue and expenditures which will serve us as our guide for an effective an efficient flow of our financial Read more
Money Bible Verses: On Debt and Lending
May 16, 2010 by Victorino
Filed under Money Bible Verses
In my first post of the series “Money Bible Verses”, I have shared Holy Passages relating to investing. This time, we will move to what the Holy Scriptures have said about debt and lending. Lending primarily involves two parties which is the debtor (borrower) and the creditor (lender). It may also involve other persons or entities such as a guarantor or a trustee. As we go on the passages we will learn that our debts or loans (personal loans, credit card debts, mortgages and others) can become hindrances to our financial freedom. The Bible also teaches us how to become responsible borrowers who pay their Read more
Money Bible Verses: On Investing
May 16, 2010 by Victorino
Filed under Money Bible Verses
Many people invest. Some of them get returns, some get losses. But other people don’t even care to invest, and most of them fall into debts and poverty. In the financial realm, investing can be a good move for any person who wants to achieve financial freedom. Psychologically, it can also strengthen a person’s behavior towards discipline and sense of purpose. Personally, I invest my money and time to achieve my goals. These goals include financial stability, prosperous family, healthy life and philanthropic capability. Investments may be in the forms of business entrepreneurship, real estate, web Read more
Should I save money or pay off debt?
May 14, 2010 by Victorino
Filed under Debt Management
Should I save my money or pay off my debt? Have you ever found yourself asking this question before? Let us say, you have a debt (car loans, home loans, credit card debts, mortgage, et cetera) of $888 which is due today, and your creditor is expected you to collect that amount of money from you, will you pay off that debt? Or you will save that money and just pay the penalties or interests? If I will be the one to be asked, I will definitely pay first my obligations that are due before I will set extra money for my savings. Some people will try to save money and choose to pay interests instead of paying the principal loans thinking that Read more


