A couple shares how the Personal Finances group gave them the tools and ability to counsel together, strengthen their marriage, and solve their financial problems.

Counseling About Our Money

Celeste relates the great blessings of planning and the miracles that happen when you do the best you can and rely on the Lord for the rest.

Budgeting – A Better Way

Anne talks about her conversion from reluctantly managing her money to actively paying off her debt and blessing the lives of others with her extra funds.

When I Learned to Save, I Learned to Serve

Katie relates how difficult budgeting can be in a relationship and also how a couple can be happy and at peace when they include God in the process.

Katie: We Had to Decide—You Can. He Will.

As a result of the personal finance class, Davis and Cindy experienced something profound that made them stronger as a couple and gave them hope they would meet their financial goals.

It's Not Because the Money Changed

How you manage money determines how you manage in life.

An Unhealthy Relationship with Money

Getting out of debt can be an act of faith. The Personal Finances group helped this person make progress to be debt free.

From Debt to Obedience

How personal finances went from overwhelming to hopeful, through to faith and effort.

The Lord Knows

A Personal Finances participant shares how her group experience taught her the spiritual and temporal are related, and how faith mattered in her finances.

Deborah: Faith and Finances

Elder Robert D. Hales encourages us to stay out of debt and live frugally as he recounts a story from the early days of his marriage, when his wife exemplified the principles of provident living.

Becoming Provident Providers

Keep a “sufficiency mentality” as you track and plan your spending. This will help you focus on wisely managing what you do have rather than worrying about what you don’t.

Plan Your Spending

The way we use our money reveals what is most important to us.

Managing Money Wisely

Don explains how only the Lord and His gospel can offer true happiness.

The Big Lie—Don

Elder Robert D. Hales warns us to be frugal and careful with our money.

Counsel Concerning Wealth

Two children dress up as adults and pretend to be a young married couple discussing finances.

First Things First!

A business owner named Mark explains to his sister why he cannot take money from his business to give her a loan. Part 1 shows Mark’s sister asking him for a loan.

Opportunity of a Lifetime? Part 1

Unknown Error

Page Not Found

Service Not Available

<p>
	Unless otherwise indicated, individuals may post material from the Gospel Media portion of this site to another website or on a computer network for their own personal, noncommercial use. This right can be revoked at any time and for any reason. Organizations and legal entities desiring to use material from Gospel Media may request permission from our <a href="https://permissions.churchofjesuschrist.org">Permissions page</a>. For more information about using and sharing Church media, check out our <a href="https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/tools/help/frequently-asked-questions-about-gospel-media">FAQ page</a>.</p>
<p>
	&nbsp;</p>