Conversations about money and inheritances can be uncomfortable. But wouldn’t it be better to talk about it with family members while you can? Ron Deal gives suggestions about how to make wise money decisions.

You can tell a lot about what a person values by the choices they make with money. Ron Deal says finances and personal values are especially complicated in blended families. He lists practical tools to help make asset management easier, on FamilyLife Today

That’s right. Get in the trenches.

In your family, can you speak truth?

Here’s one for you. Envy rots the bones.

Redemption. It’s what God does.

Have you ever experienced road rage?

Ron, it feels like we have a broken triangle.

Is your life story less-than-perfect?

How would you prepare to move to a foreign country?

When it comes to stepfamilies, there’s not a one-size-fits-all estate plan.

Ron, we’re struggling, and I just need a dose of encouragement.

There are common pain points that come with the territory of being in a blended family. Michele Cushatt suggests ways the church can be welcoming to the blended families in their communities.

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words…well words, can hurt even worse.

So, in your house do you say our “daughter-in-law” or “our daughter”?

Family meetings. It might be worth trying.