Stewardship
Lesson #8
Guaranteed
Success Financially
Do you remember the Biblical principles of finances?
Recap them now.
First, God owns it all. Second, money is never an end to
itself, but is merely a resource to accomplish other goals &
obligations. Third, if you spend less than you earn & do it for a
long time, you will be financially successful.
Time & consistency are the two words that are your
friends in financial planning. If you can save the same amount every
week & consistently do it, you will be financially successful.
Look at the chart below. In it are listed the rates of
accumulation of money using the principles of time & consistency.
Suppose you have a goal to accumulate $65,000 for college. You have
six years to do so. How much actual money do you need to be able to
do this?
As you look at this chart, consider the rate of
accumulation by means of interest alone. Is this a wise use of money?
In light of the parable of talents, what do you think God would think
about a decision to place money in savings at a good interest return?
Compounding
of Money
Time
+ Consistency
%
|
5 Years
|
10 Years
|
20 Years
|
30 Years
|
40 Years
|
6%
|
$13,382
|
$17,908
|
$32,071
|
$57,435
|
$102,857
|
10%
|
$16,105
|
$25,937
|
$67,275
|
$174,494
|
$452,593
|
20%
|
$24,883
|
$61,917
|
$383,376
|
$2,373,763
|
$14,697,716
|
Recap:
Money can make money for you if you use the principle of
time & consistency. Restate on paper the principle of time &
consistency & explain how it works.
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