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New Online and Mobile Banking has arrived!
Kingdom Bank are delighted to share that your new Online Banking platform and Mobile App is here!
Ruth Upton
Do we need another Word Alive?
Phil Topham, FIEC Executive Director, shares why new Easter Event, Rising Lights, is filling a key, strategic gap for the UK church.
Ruth Upton
Should Christians invest in a pension?
As Christians, we could easily be tempted to see pensions as another avenue for self-protection and making comfort an idol. But is that a fair conclusion?
Paul Houghton
How do banks work? 5 things you need to know
How understanding where your money goes can help you make better savings choices.
Hannah Oliver
The impact of increasing housing costs on gospel ministry
Ministries are feeling the pinch of increased housing costs. As Christians, how can we be planning, praying, and preparing for this?
Ruth Upton
“It’s brilliant to be able to open a savings account that enables the Lord’s work.”
Read Andrew's story
Trump’s tariffs are back in the headlines – How do they affect you?
Tariffs have returned to the news cycle following comments from Donald Trump about trade, borders and global economic leverage with specific reference to Greenland.
Pod Bhogal
When buildings help and hinder mission
Kingdom Bank’s Property Services Lead, Jon Broome, shares wisdom on how to ensure church property serves your mission rather than detracting from it.
Jon Broome
How does salvation shape the way we spend?
Can the gospel really guide our choices about food shops, mortgages, and pensions?
Paul Houghton
“If you knew what regular banks are investing your money in, you wouldn’t want to save with them.”
Read Carmen's story
The national debt burden: Why does it matter for the gospel?
Almost every country has debt. What is it and is it a problem?
Hannah Oliver
“The interest rate isn’t our chief concern, as we know that in saving somewhere else, we wouldn’t know what our money was contributing to.”
Read John & Imogen's story