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So to your concern, it is not a Robin Hood plan in the sense that it takes from the rich (via taxes) to give to the poor. It is worse.

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How church employee benefits drive engagement more than base pay

Benefits range from less generous of less than 25% of total compensation to very generous benefits of above 35% of total compensation.
Ask Chuck: Are you considering retirement?

This year has caused many people to consider retirement. There are several factors to consider which I address below.
An eternal perspective on financial management

The best way to honor the Giver and the gift is to use the resources to create something that the Giver would absolutely love.
Ask Chuck: Planning a budget-friendly wedding

I’m a firm believer in planning for a marriage, not just a wedding. Far too many people invest tens of thousands of dollars in weddings with very little thought of future financial stewardship.
Debt is an enemy of a purposeful life

Debt robs us of our margin, holds us back from our passion and threatens our loyalty to God.
How to gracefully conduct layoffs during COVID-19

I interviewed Chantel McHenry, Senior Manager of Operations at Vanderbloemen, on how businesses can lovingly restructure and lay off staff during COVID-19. .
Stock market plunge and coronavirus

So, with that in mind here are some thoughts on the recent stock market sell-off from the vantage points of investment history, behavioral finance, and biblical wisdom.