Article April 1, 2002 Issue

A financial advisor in Japan finds a basis for trust

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The author is a financial advisor who makes her home in Japan. The Sentinel's Russ Gerber asked her recently about the practicality of prayer in handling her financial and business transactions.

It's true that goodness is power. I am learning that since God is our heavenly Father, we can ask Him whatever we want and expect to have everything we need. We can always trust His direction and guidance.

Some years ago in Japan, several foreign companies decided to issue notes guaranteeing three percent per annum over two years on the deposit of yen. These companies were very sound and highly regarded in Japan. They had a very good reputation and did seminars on the economy and the future of Japan, looking at the worldwide economy. As a financial advisor, I was obviously interested, and I asked them to show me how it worked.

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