Financial clarity for pastors, from someone who knows the system from the inside.
Three ways in
A five-minute checkup on your financial health, from the housing allowance and taxes to your retirement runway. An honest read and a short list of where to start.
Take the checkup →Worksheets and checklists for the housing allowance, the 403(b) rollover, Roth conversions, and retirement income. Built for pastors.
Get the worksheets →Short, plain conversations on the money questions pastors actually ask, and the decisions that outlast a ministry.
Listen now →Why pastor finances are different
Pastors face money questions most advisors never see. Dual tax status. SECA instead of FICA. The Section 107 housing allowance. Church retirement plans that don’t work like a corporate 401(k). One wrong move, like the wrong kind of rollover, can permanently change what retirement looks like. Most pastors were never taught any of this. Pastoral Finance exists to teach it plainly, so you can focus on your calling.
Common questions pastors ask
- Should pastors be paid? What the Bible actually says.
- How is your pastoral salary being set?
- What pastors need to know before rolling over their 403(b)
- The retirement mistake most pastors don’t see coming
- The financial mistakes pastors often make during a move
- You’re ready for what’s next. Is your church, and your finances, ready too?
An actual pastor. A denominational finance insider.
Pastoral Finance is built by Todd Hukill, an ordained pastor who has served eighteen years as Finance Director for the Tennessee Ministry Network, which serves roughly two hundred churches. He has worked in the financial profession since 2000 and holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a concentration in Financial Planning. Not an outside advisor looking in, but a pastor who has sat on both sides of the table.