New book shares the story of a young kitten learning how to manage her daily allowance
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We are living in a world that is becoming so fast-paced with technological advancement. SINGAPORE (PRWEB) April 19, 2021 Being a financial services consultant for five years, Hady A. Hamid has come to realize that many in his community are still imparting good and valuable financial knowledge and habits to their children. As a father of two, he feels that every child should learn financial prudence from a young age.
“What Do I Do with My Money?” (published by Partridge Singapore) shares a simple story of a young kitten learning how to manage her daily allowance, told by her in poetry form. Subsequently, readers are able to immediately apply what they have learned from the story by using the budget tracker.
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Accounting in the age of coronavirus
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Covid-19 has caused large-scale disruption for individuals, businesses and societies worldwide. Organisations needed to act quickly to protect employees, customers, suppliers and balance sheets, pushing finance and accounting professionals to the forefront, writes Andrew Harding chief executive – management accounting at the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA & CIMA)
Throughout the crisis, they provided vital support and guidance to business leaders to help address immediate concerns about safety and survival, stabilise the business in the short to medium-term, reduce uncertainty and position it for recovery.