Chances are you'll never have enough money to do all the things you'd like, so it is imperative that you budget. Budgeting is a matter of discipline an it is a skill that can be learned. Pay attention to every cent that is spent and plan all your activities and expenditure.
Pension plans provide a tax-efficient way for employees to save for retirement by setting aside a portion of their salary each year. The purpose of a pension plan is to provide income for employees upon retirement, disability, or death. Pension plans are necessary in modern societies as they provide social safety, a steady income source, and help alleviate old-age poverty. In Jamaica, pension plans allow employees to contribute up to 20% of their annual income each year and receive their savings as either a lump sum or annuity upon retirement, disability benefits if permanently disabled before retiring, or a refund of contributions to beneficiaries upon death.
This document discusses the importance of a father's presence for their children. It begins by defining the homonym "present" and its different meanings. The main points are:
- The best gift a father can give is their presence, not just being physically present but engaged.
- A father can demonstrate presence through being involved in four key areas: worship, relationships, stewardship, and leadership.
- When fathers are truly present, it leads to better outcomes for children in academics, emotional well-being, and future relationships. The message is that a father's presence is more valuable than any present.
In every trial or challenge, you need to have the proper perspective. As a Christian, one has to re-frame all experiences according to the God we serve. God may not have been the author of our situation but he will use it to accomplish his will.
Presentation on Money Management offering tips during COVID-19 and practical ways on how to manage money. Budget, Discipline and Goal Setting are key things pay attention to in money management.
Chances are you'll never have enough money to do all the things you'd like, so it is imperative that you budget. Budgeting is a matter of discipline an it is a skill that can be learned. Pay attention to every cent that is spent and plan all your activities and expenditure.
Pension plans provide a tax-efficient way for employees to save for retirement by setting aside a portion of their salary each year. The purpose of a pension plan is to provide income for employees upon retirement, disability, or death. Pension plans are necessary in modern societies as they provide social safety, a steady income source, and help alleviate old-age poverty. In Jamaica, pension plans allow employees to contribute up to 20% of their annual income each year and receive their savings as either a lump sum or annuity upon retirement, disability benefits if permanently disabled before retiring, or a refund of contributions to beneficiaries upon death.
This document discusses the importance of a father's presence for their children. It begins by defining the homonym "present" and its different meanings. The main points are:
- The best gift a father can give is their presence, not just being physically present but engaged.
- A father can demonstrate presence through being involved in four key areas: worship, relationships, stewardship, and leadership.
- When fathers are truly present, it leads to better outcomes for children in academics, emotional well-being, and future relationships. The message is that a father's presence is more valuable than any present.
In every trial or challenge, you need to have the proper perspective. As a Christian, one has to re-frame all experiences according to the God we serve. God may not have been the author of our situation but he will use it to accomplish his will.
Presentation on Money Management offering tips during COVID-19 and practical ways on how to manage money. Budget, Discipline and Goal Setting are key things pay attention to in money management.
Success comes in CANs and not CANNOTs. Success is within your grasp if you you want it badly enough and are bold enough to take steps required - Own Your Life, Convert Dreams to Reality, Stay on Track, Be The Best, Design a Blueprint and Never Quit.
A brief overview of the Sabbath School App distributed by the Sabbath School and Personal Ministries Department of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
This document provides information on various financial products for families, including:
1) An insurance plan that provides a lump sum payment on death and covers up to six family members for one low monthly premium.
2) A critical illness insurance plan that provides financial benefits if diagnosed with conditions like cancer, heart attack, or stroke to help maintain quality of life.
3) Education savings plans like REPS and Omni Educator that allow parents to save for children's post-secondary education and receive grants or scholarships.
4) Retirement planning benefits like tax-free contributions up to 20% of annual income and control over investment choices.
Relationships are one of the most important things in our lives. Ultimately for each person to become a better individual the quality of the relationships they share will have a significant impact.
This presentation seeks to deal with the characteristics of one of the basic element in our lives. If we appreciate how to act and treat this most important element, it will make us into better individuals.
Secret Keeping is hard work. Most people fail at it. Ensure you do not have a secret keeper in your employ - if you do it is difficult to dismiss him or her.
This presentation was inspired by a statement frequently used by a friend and colleague. Previous successes don't guarantee success today or in the future. Try something new be prepared to learn and excel even though you're in new territory.
This presentation examines the links shared among expectation, disappointment and reality. I've likened the relationship of these three variables to the process of pregnancy and birth. Enjoy!
Caution! Marriage in Progress - 7 Steps to Happily Ever AfterLowenfield Alleyne
This document outlines seven steps to a happily ever after marriage according to a Seventh-day Adventist church. The steps are: 1) avoid addiction, adultery and abuse, 2) have no friction or heat (resolve conflicts respectfully), 3) don't hold grudges, 4) stoke the fire of your relationship through quality time, 5) follow the 60:40 rule of each putting the other's needs first, 6) don't miss out on your time together, and 7) show enough respect for your spouse. Each step includes discussion questions and advice for a successful marriage focused on communication, selflessness, resolving issues respectfully, quality time together, and respect between partners.
Finance is the source of many conflicts in relationships. If you can manage your family's finances then you are on your way to having a healthier relationship.
Many churches today have become dysfunctional due to a lack of vision, poor leadership, and internal conflicts among members. Without addressing these underlying issues, these churches will continue to struggle and may decline over time if changes are not made. The key is for churches to re-focus on their mission, empower new leaders, and foster an environment of unity, love, and service to the community.
This document discusses commitment in the church. It provides Bible verses emphasizing commitment to God and making the most of opportunities. It then discusses how lack of commitment can negatively impact a church by creating ambiguity, prolonged indecision, and missed opportunities. Churches with committed members are able to clearly define priorities, align their vision and goals, learn from mistakes, act quickly on opportunities, and change direction fluidly without guilt.
This document discusses the importance of paying attention to results for a church. It provides Bible verses emphasizing working together towards common goals. The document then notes signs of inattention to results, such as stagnation and lack of growth. It states that not analyzing strategies leads to distraction from goals and celebrating individual accomplishments over collective success. Churches that monitor results can retain driven members, minimize selfishness, and succeed or fail together through cooperative effort.
This document discusses conflict in the church and provides Bible verses for guidance. It notes that Christians should bear with each other, forgive as God forgives, and be quick to listen and slow to anger. It then examines a fear of conflict, outlining how it can lead to boring interactions, politics, critical topics being avoided, and opinions being ignored. Improperly handled conflict can result in missed learning, division, and an unhealthy atmosphere. Churches without a fear of conflict can have open discussions to solve problems and not be afraid of critical conversations.
This document discusses accountability in the church. It provides Bible verses emphasizing the importance of accountability and carrying each other's burdens. It then examines what a lack of accountability looks like, including inconsistent standards, counterproductive behaviors, and mediocrity. When accountability is avoided, deadlines are missed, undue burden is placed on leaders, and potential problems are allowed to grow. In contrast, churches where members are accountable ensure poor performers improve, identify issues quickly, and establish respect among members held to high standards.
This document discusses the importance of trust in the church. It provides Bible verses emphasizing trustworthiness and notes how a lack of trust can manifest, such as members concealing weaknesses and avoiding vulnerability. The document argues that true community requires vulnerability and that churches with trust admit mistakes, ask for help, accept feedback, and focus on important issues rather than politics. Members appreciate each other's skills and offer apologies without hesitation.
The document discusses five dysfunctions that can negatively impact a church. These include an absence of trust among members, fear of conflict that prevents productive disagreements, lack of commitment to decisions made, avoidance of accountability that allows poor performance, and inattention to results including spiritual fruit and numerical growth. Addressing these dysfunctions is important for church health and effectiveness in its mission.
This presentation is an overview on the subject of forgiveness. It is a gift to oneself primarily and not something that you give to others. It provides exceptional health and emotional benefits.
Success comes in CANs and not CANNOTs. Success is within your grasp if you you want it badly enough and are bold enough to take steps required - Own Your Life, Convert Dreams to Reality, Stay on Track, Be The Best, Design a Blueprint and Never Quit.
A brief overview of the Sabbath School App distributed by the Sabbath School and Personal Ministries Department of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
This document provides information on various financial products for families, including:
1) An insurance plan that provides a lump sum payment on death and covers up to six family members for one low monthly premium.
2) A critical illness insurance plan that provides financial benefits if diagnosed with conditions like cancer, heart attack, or stroke to help maintain quality of life.
3) Education savings plans like REPS and Omni Educator that allow parents to save for children's post-secondary education and receive grants or scholarships.
4) Retirement planning benefits like tax-free contributions up to 20% of annual income and control over investment choices.
Relationships are one of the most important things in our lives. Ultimately for each person to become a better individual the quality of the relationships they share will have a significant impact.
This presentation seeks to deal with the characteristics of one of the basic element in our lives. If we appreciate how to act and treat this most important element, it will make us into better individuals.
Secret Keeping is hard work. Most people fail at it. Ensure you do not have a secret keeper in your employ - if you do it is difficult to dismiss him or her.
This presentation was inspired by a statement frequently used by a friend and colleague. Previous successes don't guarantee success today or in the future. Try something new be prepared to learn and excel even though you're in new territory.
This presentation examines the links shared among expectation, disappointment and reality. I've likened the relationship of these three variables to the process of pregnancy and birth. Enjoy!
Caution! Marriage in Progress - 7 Steps to Happily Ever AfterLowenfield Alleyne
This document outlines seven steps to a happily ever after marriage according to a Seventh-day Adventist church. The steps are: 1) avoid addiction, adultery and abuse, 2) have no friction or heat (resolve conflicts respectfully), 3) don't hold grudges, 4) stoke the fire of your relationship through quality time, 5) follow the 60:40 rule of each putting the other's needs first, 6) don't miss out on your time together, and 7) show enough respect for your spouse. Each step includes discussion questions and advice for a successful marriage focused on communication, selflessness, resolving issues respectfully, quality time together, and respect between partners.
Finance is the source of many conflicts in relationships. If you can manage your family's finances then you are on your way to having a healthier relationship.
Many churches today have become dysfunctional due to a lack of vision, poor leadership, and internal conflicts among members. Without addressing these underlying issues, these churches will continue to struggle and may decline over time if changes are not made. The key is for churches to re-focus on their mission, empower new leaders, and foster an environment of unity, love, and service to the community.
This document discusses commitment in the church. It provides Bible verses emphasizing commitment to God and making the most of opportunities. It then discusses how lack of commitment can negatively impact a church by creating ambiguity, prolonged indecision, and missed opportunities. Churches with committed members are able to clearly define priorities, align their vision and goals, learn from mistakes, act quickly on opportunities, and change direction fluidly without guilt.
This document discusses the importance of paying attention to results for a church. It provides Bible verses emphasizing working together towards common goals. The document then notes signs of inattention to results, such as stagnation and lack of growth. It states that not analyzing strategies leads to distraction from goals and celebrating individual accomplishments over collective success. Churches that monitor results can retain driven members, minimize selfishness, and succeed or fail together through cooperative effort.
This document discusses conflict in the church and provides Bible verses for guidance. It notes that Christians should bear with each other, forgive as God forgives, and be quick to listen and slow to anger. It then examines a fear of conflict, outlining how it can lead to boring interactions, politics, critical topics being avoided, and opinions being ignored. Improperly handled conflict can result in missed learning, division, and an unhealthy atmosphere. Churches without a fear of conflict can have open discussions to solve problems and not be afraid of critical conversations.
This document discusses accountability in the church. It provides Bible verses emphasizing the importance of accountability and carrying each other's burdens. It then examines what a lack of accountability looks like, including inconsistent standards, counterproductive behaviors, and mediocrity. When accountability is avoided, deadlines are missed, undue burden is placed on leaders, and potential problems are allowed to grow. In contrast, churches where members are accountable ensure poor performers improve, identify issues quickly, and establish respect among members held to high standards.
This document discusses the importance of trust in the church. It provides Bible verses emphasizing trustworthiness and notes how a lack of trust can manifest, such as members concealing weaknesses and avoiding vulnerability. The document argues that true community requires vulnerability and that churches with trust admit mistakes, ask for help, accept feedback, and focus on important issues rather than politics. Members appreciate each other's skills and offer apologies without hesitation.
The document discusses five dysfunctions that can negatively impact a church. These include an absence of trust among members, fear of conflict that prevents productive disagreements, lack of commitment to decisions made, avoidance of accountability that allows poor performance, and inattention to results including spiritual fruit and numerical growth. Addressing these dysfunctions is important for church health and effectiveness in its mission.
This presentation is an overview on the subject of forgiveness. It is a gift to oneself primarily and not something that you give to others. It provides exceptional health and emotional benefits.
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