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With the world's economy in disarray there has never been a better time to discover what the Bible has to say about handling finance. Over seven per cent of the Bible is about the handling of our money and possessions while more than 15 per cent of Jesus' recorded words are about our money and possessions. With household costs continuing to increase, fuel, food and utility accounts ever-increasing - how can you manage your finances so that you don’t get into [further] debt? What does contentment look like when there is so much to buy? How do I get out of debt? What role does giving play in my life? This book addresses everything you need to know about money and the Bible. Debt, getting out of debt, giving, saving, work, lifestyle, eternity, greed, honesty, wealth, money and your children, stewardship, tithing, credit cards, and much more. Keith Tondeur [Founder of Credit Action] says “This book is a must read: Over ten years ago, Your Money Counts profoundly impacted the way I viewed money and financial planning. Now Mark Lloydbottom has powerfully and eloquently rewritten this book retaining the essential principles that continue to form the basis of my own personal money management.”

With the economy reeling in the wake of the recent recession, many people are experiencing such challenges as credit card debt, downsizing, dead-end jobs, and inadequate or depleted savings.

Along with these challenges come others as well. Recent studies confirm that more than half of all divorces are the result of financial pressures at home. And spiritually, many people are struggling to maintain a biblical perspective amid the constant tug of materialism.

But there is hope. The Bible has a lot to say about money. In fact, it’s a veritable blueprint for managing your finances.

In Your Money Counts, trusted finance specialist Howard Dayton shows you how to manage your personal finances in a highly practical, Bible-based way. And you’ll be amazed at the impact that proper money management―from establishing a budget and getting out of debt to long-term investing and charitable giving―has on your relationship with God.