FINANCES - LIVING TODAY AND TOMORROW

FINANCES

LIVING TODAY AND TOMORROW

by Wm. H. Cash, Jr. 1949

1927 - 2012 

June's opening comment:

Knowing that young people today from

ages 18 - 35 have difficulties in finances, I 

include this section Henry wrote in his paper

Living Today and Tomorrow 

Finances 

The progress many students make in college is affected

in some way or other 

by the problem of finances.

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There are two types of college loans

Short Term, and Long Term.

      It is unwise for college students

to depend upon loans for 

all his college education.

The part-time employer should be fair

to the student as as the student being

fair to the employer.

It is an established fact that in vocational 

guidance, that occupational interest persists

throughout life.           

                           Since most social workers are

women, men have many opportunities for 

advancement to executive positions.

[Somewhat outdate - but at the time, true]

Health services are the most needed in our nation.

The ministry on the whole is a very low paid profession, how there is considerable stratification, similar to teaching.

                           More than one third of workers in the U S A 

                            are unskilled.

                         [This statistic may be outdated.]

Young people should never be blindly 

guided by their parents in choosing a

vocation.

 One danger many young people have

is that of drifting, with nothing in view 

that he / she is preparing for.

The college student should major in the subject that

will help him in his future vocation.

HENRY'S THOUGHTS

One should depend on God for his needs.

We must not become lazy, for God has given us our physical 

structure, our abilities, and our talents 

to be used for His glory.

A young person should get 

the highest preparation before he can

expect to have the highest opportunities 

for advancement.