Buying a car is one of the most significant purchases you’ll make in your lifetime. However, deciding whether to buy a new or used car can be a daunting task.
For the third installment of the Ultimate Guide to Financial Stewardship we are going to explore the ways in which we could be wasting our wealth. It is a very materialistic world out there. We humans are prone to seek after our short-term satisfaction and let the long-term take a back seat.
From the introduction we established the idea that being a good steward means increasing our wealth. Throughout this series we are going to look at several different ways of doing that, however, here we are going to specifically focus on growing our savings.
2022 has largely been a nightmare year for car shoppers. Whether you are looking for new or used, buyers are faced with low inventory and sky-high prices. We recently purchased a used SUV and it was far more challenging than what we remembered the last time we purchased a car. Here I will list five lessons we learned through the process that might aide those who willingly or unwillingly are headed into the market for a replacement vehicle.
The Good Steward 