God, Money and the Singaporean Me: A Christian's Guide to Viewing and Managing Money

Synopsis 

Our lives greatly revolve around money. We use it daily for all kinds of transactions - whether to buy a simple plate of chicken rice or to pay for a luxurious penthouse. Yet how many of us can say that we manage our money well? Do we know how much we actually spend and how much we have saved for retirement? For the Christian, how does God view our bank accounts? God, Money and the Singaporean Me can answer these questions and more! The book is full of practical and useful tips for anyone who wants to be money-savvy. Learn how to set financial goals, calculate the actual cost of purchases and invest prudently. This easy-to-read book is divided into five key segments that will help us navigate this money maze:

• Viewing Money
• Protecting Your Money
• Using and Saving Money
• Growing Money
• Borrowing Money

ISBN: 978-981-08-5743-1

Size: 210 by 148 mm (closed)

No. of Pages: 176

Year Published: 2010

About the Author

Victor is a young adult who constantly grapples with being a good steward of Christ. God, Money and the Singaporean Me is based on Victor's experiences of wrestling with financial stewardship and from insights gleaned from informal conversations with freinds, various articles and websites. Victor holds a first class honours degree in banking and finance from Nanyang Technological University, and a Master of Divinity from Trinity Theological College.