Bible vs Money

The fine print

Terms of use

Bible vs Money is free to read and use. By using it you agree to these terms.

Teaching, not advice

Everything here is general education about money and about what the Bible says. It is not personal financial, investment, legal, tax or pastoral advice, and it does not know your situation. Rules, limits and rates change, and they differ by country and state; the figures on this site are mostly for the United States and name the year they apply to. Before a decision that matters (a loan, an investment, a tax filing, a will, a bankruptcy), check the current official source and talk to a qualified professional you trust, and to your church if the question is one of conscience.

Calculators and games

The tools show how the arithmetic works under the assumptions they state. They are illustrations, not forecasts or promises of any return.

Accuracy

We work to get every fact and every verse right: each scripture reference is checked against the text, and figures cite their sources. Mistakes can still happen. Use the site at your own judgment; we are not liable for decisions made from it.

Scripture and sharing

Scripture quotations are from the King James Version and the World English Bible, both in the public domain. You are welcome to link to any page and to share it with your family, class or small group. Please do not republish the site's own writing as your own or sell it.

Links

Links to other websites are there so you can check our sources. We do not control those sites and are not paid for any link.

Changes

We may update these terms; the date below shows the latest version. See also the privacy page.

Last updated 28 October 2026.