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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2025 · 54 MIN

March 26, 2025

from Financial Issues · host FISM TV

In today's show, Shana Burt and Sam Case explore the relationship between consumer confidence, the economy, and financial markets. They highlight that while consumer sentiment sometimes correlates with economic trends, it's not always a reliable predictor. The hosts introduce a biblical perspective on wealth, discussing King Solomon's riches and the importance of prioritizing one's relationship with God over material possessions. They also address listener questions about portfolio diversification and specific stock holdings, suggesting strategies based on individual financial goals and risk tolerance. Become a Financial Issues Partner today! For $132 a year, you get full access to our stock picks, asset allocation models, and so much more. Join right here! If you believe in and want to support the work of FISM, donate securely today. Today's show is sponsored by Crossroads Kids Club. Discover how you can support children, families, and churches with a no-cost club structure, curriculum, training, and coaching for local church partners. Your generosity helps make this ministry possible. Visit Christian Outreach | Public Schools | Crossroads Kids Club for more information and to see how you can make a difference today.

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