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Category Archives: Stewardship
Students and the national economy
Sharing with you one of the winners of the essay writing contest for students for the iCon 2013 event. This entry is about how students can have a positive impact to the economy and was written by Archie Jerome Maramag. … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Stewardship
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Transforming the Financial Lives of our Filipino Children
Financial education is an important life skill, that is a fact that needs no debate anymore. Why do Filipinos fare so poorly in terms of financial literacy? Perhaps one of the reason is lack of financial education. My good friend … Continue reading
Posted in financial planning, Money Management, Stewardship
Tagged financial education for children, ge cantor
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OFWs and financial education, the die has been cast
Fresh from conducting a total of 8 talks in my 11 day sojourn in the UAE, Oman and Qatar recently, I came home with fresh perspective of how our dear heroes are doing abroad. I gave a total of 5 … Continue reading
Equitable distribution of resources
As I was going through my reading plan from Youversion.com, I encountered a very strong message on stewardship. Many times we focus too much on accumulation of wealth forgetting the real purpose of why we are accumulating. God gives us … Continue reading
Posted in Stewardship
Tagged Bible, generosity, stewardship, tithes and offering, youversion
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Personal Finance for Singles
The best way to learn to handle money is when you are still single. Join this program on January 28, 2013 from 7pm to 10pm. Walk-ins are allowed. See you!
Posted in Events, financial planning, Stewardship
Tagged Finance for Singles, stewardship, Victory Fort
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Managing a little, managing a lot
The fascination of people with lotto continues to be an enigma to me. I once read that people who spend money on lotteries are people who don’t understand math — the probability of winning in the Lotto is so bad … Continue reading
Time to teach the young about finance!
Catch the biggest youth finance event of the year featuring friends that I respect and admire: Dennis Sy, Efren Cruz, Miriam Quiambao, Fausto Brothers, etc.
Posted in Events, Money Management, Stewardship
Tagged batang pera henyo, dennis sy, efren cruz, fausto brothers, finance for youth, miriam quaimbao
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Wealth is important
I was searching for something and I ended up seeing a very old post I wrote in the early part of 2008. This blog was not even up then and it was posted in Multiply, remember that site? I felt … Continue reading
How generations view debt
Have you noticed that the older generation was not as comfortable with debt as the newer generation? I remember how my late Grandmother would always frown upon any kind of debt. My late mother who was the finance manager of … Continue reading
Posted in Debt, financial planning, Stewardship
Tagged debt and generations, generational debt, stewardship
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Making Money God’s Way: No Cheating
“We must be the same person in private and in public. Only the Christian worldview gives us the basis for this kind of integrity.” ~ Chuck Colson I am not one who likes to ‘cut and paste’ articles and post it in … Continue reading
Posted in Money Management, Stewardship
Tagged integrity, money integrity, no cheating, stewardship, youversion
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