Catholic Foundation

The Foundation inspires Catholics to prayerfully consider their stewardship responsibility to commit their time, talent and treasures to help build a vibrant, evangelising and missionary Church in Singapore. To promote Christian giving and provide stewardship for funds raised to support the needs of the Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore. Join a spe... cial preview of God, Money and Me, a course on personal financial management by the Catholic Foundation. It integrates the practicalities of money management with Catholic principles and ethos. You can look forward to topics such as God & Money, Work & Money, Income & Investments, Expenditure & Debt, and Financial Stewardship in the course. Find out how more about the course and how you can register your interest for the pilot run in the first quarter of 2022. There are many ways to grow your money: saving and investing in a range of financial instruments. This session will discuss both secular and spiritual principles of saving and investing. Having money is good; growing it is better. True? This session is for those who want to understand the spiritual aspects of growing your money, as well as the practicalities of compound interest, the different types of financial instruments (bonds, equities, unit trusts, insurance, etc), and other aspects of financial planning. This talk is part of a series by the Catholic Foundation on personal financial management and stewardship. Check out the other programmes in this series. People live with debt as a fact of modern life. In this session find out what the bible teaches about debt and learn practical tips on how you can better deal with them. This talk is for those who want to understand the snowball effect of compound interest on debt and what you can do about it so that you can eventually be debt-free and build true treasures in heaven where it counts. This talk is part of a series by the Catholic Foundation on personal financial management and stewardship. Check out the other programmes in this series. Do we work for ...Read More