General Motors GM- Biblical Worldview Include comments regarding Biblical integration on financial stewardship.

General Motors GM- Biblical Worldview

Include comments regarding Biblical integration on financial stewardship.

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Biblical integration is about financial planning, investments and strategies for faithful stewards.
It will build liquidity and long term investment goals for general motors.
Borrowing and debt obligations will also get reduced by proper expense management and stable average annual returns.
Tax reduction is the legitimate goal which will reduce tax liability for general motors. So that company can be able to manage their revenue generation.
Good financial stewardship also rely on life insurance. Process needs to be insured in order to avoid any financial loss in future. It will protect from risk and uncertainties.
Keeping accounting records and budgeting strategies will help the corporation to be transparent in front of clients and accurate reports will be delivered in time.

Hence these are the major biblical integration on financial stewardship.

All the best for your career! Thank you!

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