Christian Financial Planning Program With Kurt Cornfield

Show Notes

Are you a planner and a goal-setter? Someone who likes to help others arrange their finances with a biblical worldview? If that sounds like you, you may be excited to hear about a new career field … as a Christian Financial Planner. We’ll talk about that today on MoneyWise.

• Cornfield has been heavily involved in the development of the Christian Financial Planner program and explains it on today’s program.
• The program is not just offered at Liberty University. It’s also available at many other schools around the country.
• Each school offering this program may handle it a bit differently but at Liberty University, it’s part of its school of business. When students graduate, they receive a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration on financial planning. That leads to their ability to sit for the CFP exam and puts them on a fast track to becoming certified financial planner.
• And becoming a Certified Kingdom Advisor brings the biblical worldview alongside the other education.
• In addition to a bachelor's education, there are seven courses that are added to their education, such as estate planning, retirement planning, investment planning, and insurance planning. Cornfield says this helps students become remarkably well-prepared for the workplace.
• He adds that there are currently more financial planners retiring every year than are coming into the business, which creates a tremendous opportunity.
• If you would like to learn more by reaching out to one of the following universities:

  • Liberty University
  • Charleston Southern University
  • California Baptist University
  • Mt. Vernon Nazarene University
  • Biola University
  • Taylor University
  • Calvin University
  • Indiana Wesleyan University

• How can you help someone create a budget when they’re deeply in debt on a fixed income?