July 2025 Financial Bullet Points

This monthly communication, "Financial Bullet Points," will quickly and easily cover the main financial issues we see affecting the markets without being bogged down with a lot of details. Written by Bob Barber, Matthew Barrovecchio, and Don VandeVanter Prepared on June 24th, 2025 The Bullet Points for July are: Giving to God's Kingdom: As we [...]

June 2025 Financial Bullet Points

This monthly communication, "Financial Bullet Points," will quickly and easily cover the main financial issues we see affecting the markets without being bogged down with a lot of details. Written by Bob Barber, Matthew Barrovecchio, and Don VandeVanter Prepared on May 23rd, 2025 The Bullet Points for June are: Stay the Course: Investors who abandoned [...]

May 2025 Financial Bullet Points

This monthly communication, "Financial Bullet Points," will quickly and easily cover the main financial issues we see affecting the markets without being bogged down with a lot of details. Written by Bob Barber, Matthew Barrovecchio, and Don VandeVanter Prepared on April 25th, 2025 The Bullet Points for May are: Buying & Selling: An old quote [...]
April 2025 – 10 Biblical Financial Principles: Part 2 of 2

April 2025 – 10 Biblical Financial Principles: Part 2 of 2

Written by Bob Barber Biblical Financial Principles are timeless, true, and transcendent. I’ve never met anyone who has been harmed by following them, but I have seen the financial destruction of many who haven’t. With over 2000 scriptures on biblical stewardship, picking only 10 subjects to cover in this month's newsletter is challenging. But, from [...]

April 2025 Financial Bullet Points

This monthly communication, "Financial Bullet Points," will quickly and easily cover the main financial issues we see affecting the markets without being bogged down with a lot of details. Written by Bob Barber, Matthew Barrovecchio, and Don VandeVanter Prepared on March 21st, 2025 The Bullet Points for April are: Traders are NOT Investors: The financial [...]
March 2025 – 10 Biblical Financial Principles: Part 1 of 2

March 2025 – 10 Biblical Financial Principles: Part 1 of 2

Written by Bob Barber Biblical Financial Principles are timeless, true, and transcendent. I’ve never met anyone who has been harmed by following them, but I have seen the financial destruction of many who haven’t. With over 2000 scriptures on biblical stewardship, picking only 10 subjects to cover in this month's newsletter is challenging. But, from [...]

March 2025 Financial Bullet Points

This monthly communication, "Financial Bullet Points," will quickly and easily cover the main financial issues we see affecting the markets without being bogged down with a lot of details. Written by Bob Barber, Matthew Barrovecchio, and Don VandeVanter; Prepared on February 21st, 2025 The Bullet Points for March are: Corporate Engagement for God: As many [...]
February 2025 – The Shift from Local Financial Advice

February 2025 – The Shift from Local Financial Advice

Written by Bob Barber 2 Corinthians 6:14 “Do not be mismatched with unbelievers; for what do righteousness and lawlessness share together, or what does light have in common with darkness?” For decades, a financial advisor was often chosen based on how close their office was, with little regard to experience, skills, specialization, or whether they [...]

February 2025 Financial Bullet Points

This monthly communication, "Financial Bullet Points," will quickly and easily cover the main financial issues we see affecting the markets without being bogged down with a lot of details. Written by Bob Barber, Matthew Barrovecchio, and Don VandeVanter; Prepared on January 21st, 2025 The Bullet Points for February are: President Trump’s First Days: In his [...]

January 2025 – The Importance of Written Goals for 2025

Written by Bob Barber Research has shown that around 60 percent of people make New Year's resolutions, but only about 8 percent successfully achieve them. A famous Harvard Business School study from years ago found that 83% of people do not have any clearly defined goals, and of the 17% that did, only 3% wrote [...]