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Did you know Kingdom Advisors is a company whose primary goal is to create a community of competent biblical advisors so that Christians know whom to go to for financial advice?

Our affiliation with this organization ensures we can properly guide our clients by staying at the forefront of financial education from a Christian perspective, promoting the biblical principles of stewardship and wisdom we value so much.

Many of you know we have a passion for being a voice and advocate for the disadvantaged, and Americans facing our long-term care crisis need to be heard more than ever.

Join us for an educational webinar on longterm care next month and learn how you can secure the financial future of your family in these unprecedented times!

The annuity advantage in the new economy: Part 1 | J.P. Morgan Asset Management Insurers are inherently able to provide higher income streams – and with higher certainty that payments will last a lifetime – than the average investor.

Remove Financial Worries from Retirement with a Do-It-Yourself Pension | Kiplinger An annuity can yield guaranteed lifetime income — a private pension that can help you sleep at night.

7 Things Medicare Doesn’t Cover | Kiplinger Medicare Part A and Part B leave some pretty significant gaps in your health-care coverage. Here's a closer look at what isn't covered by Medicare.

Are you a proactive and dependable person who enjoys working amongst a team? WE’RE HIRING! Check out our Director of Financial Planning position if you are interested in learning more.

Find the Income to Insure Against Retirement Risks | Kiplinger When money gets tight, it can be tempting to ditch some insurance coverage to balance your budget. However, that could leave you high and dry. Instead, figure your premiums into your income plan itself.

13 States That Tax Social Security Benefits | Kiplinger You may have dreamed of a tax-free retirement, but if you live in these 13 states, your Social Security benefits are subject to a state tax. That's on top of a federal tax on as much as 85% of your Social Security benefits.

Uncle Sam’s Bite of Social Security | Kiplinger Retirement surprise: As much as 85% of Social Security benefits are subject to tax when provisional income exceeds $34,000 on a single return or $44,000 on a joint return.