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Kingdom Bank to launch new digital banking experience
Kingdom Bank will launch its new and improved Online Banking platform and Mobile App in 2026.
How compound interest can super charge your generosity
When it comes to managing our finances, deciding how to invest our money is one of the most significant choices we make.
Current accounts vs savings: where should your money be?
Most of us wouldn’t dream of asking someone, ‘How much is in your bank account?’ But perhaps if we had more open conversations about our money, we would be more intentional about how and where we keep it.
Should I choose a fixed or variable-rate account?
Understanding your options and how your savings can help churches grow.
Finance, money, and giving: lessons from a generous widow
What does Jesus have to teach us about the true nature of generosity through the gift of a poor widow?
Should Christians invest in the stock market?
Deciding how to invest our money is one of the most significant choices we make when it comes to managing our finances. As Christians, how should we approach these decisions practically, but with an eternal perspective?
Kingdom Bank expands insurance for businesses & charities
Kingdom Bank has announced the expansion of its insurance brokerage services, adding tailored cover for Christian charities and businesses to its established church insurance offering.
Save with purpose
Introducing the Instant Access Gospel Saver. Our highest interest rates on accounts that have no notice period, so your savings work for the Kingdom while working for you.
Being shrewd for the Kingdom – John Lennox
What the parable of the dishonest manager can teach us about money.
Do banks hate churches? Pt 3: building better ties
“Unwittingly, with the best of gospel proclamation intentions, Emmanuel just funded terrorists.”