Master Your Money (Paperback)

A step-by-step guide to financial freedom

Do you know if you have enough? Do you know how much is enough? If you can't answer these questions, Master Your Money is for you.

In this book, Ron Blue extracts principles from God's Word and applies them to your financial portfolio.

Learn how to:

• Avoid the most common financial mistakes
• Apply biblical principles for money management
• Save, invest, and give wisely
• Create a long-term financial plan that works
• Plan for your taxes and estate needs
• Get out of debt

Ron’s professional experience in financial planning will ease your anxieties over money and be an asset to you and your family for generations to come. Learn the tools and techniques you need to move forward toward true financial freedom.

RON BLUE has spent over four decades equipping Christians with biblical financial wisdom, helping them pursue greater contentment and generosity. He is the founder of the Ron Blue Institute, Blue & Co., Blue Trust, and Kingdom Advisors, and a cofounder of the National Christian Foundation. Ron has authored more than 20 books on biblical personal finance, empowering believers to steward their resources for greater Kingdom impact. Ron and his wife, Judy, have been married for more than 60 years. They have five adult children, 13 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.

MICHAEL BLUE serves as the Director for Professional and Church for the Ron Blue Institute for Financial Planning. Prior to his role with the Ron Blue Institute Michael practiced for ten years as an attorney focusing on business and securities law, real estate acquisition, development and leasing, and estate planning. Michael earned his law degree from Baylor University, where he graduated summa cum laude and served as the Managing Executive Editor of the Baylor Law Review. Prior to his career as an attorney, Michael worked as a financial planner for Ronald Blue & Co. where he earned his CFPTM designation in 2002. He has a B.B.A. in Finance from the University of Texas at Austin where he was also a four-year letterman on the tennis team, earning All-American honors his senior year.