The Wealth, Well-Ordered Blog

A recent analysis by Abernathy Daley 401k Consultants revealed a troubling trend: the vast majority of corporate 401(k) plans have consistently underperformed cheaper, more effective alternatives over the past decade. And unless structural changes are made, that underperformance is expected to conti...

As we celebrate Independence Day each July 4th, we’re reminded of the powerful gift of freedom—freedom won through sacrifice, shaped by courage, and preserved through vigilance. It's more than fireworks and cookouts. It’s a moment to reflect on the liberties we enjoy as Americans—freedom of speec...

Key Provisions in the Amended Bill

• SALT Cap Raised: State and local tax deduction cap raised to $40,000 (temporary, first five years) 

• Tax Breaks: Deductions for overtime and tips; expanded child tax credit ($2,200 per child); auto loan interest deduction on U.S.-assembled cars

• Senior...

 At first glance, the Holy Eucharist, the Feast of Corpus Christi, and leading your family to financial freedom might seem like three entirely unrelated concepts. One is spiritual, another liturgical, and the third practical or even material. But in the rhythm of life, there are no coincidences—only...

Fathers are often not known for lengthy conversations or emotional expressions in many families. Their love and care typically manifest in quieter ways—like warming up the car on a cold morning, offering a supportive touch when no one is watching, or performing simple acts of service that convey, "I...

 In both our spiritual lives and our financial lives, suffering is not a detour—it’s part of the path. And when we begin to see our financial stewardship through the same lens as our spiritual growth, a deeper truth emerges: to manage wealth well, we must learn to suffer well.

We live in a world th...