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In this episode, Deborah Baxley, Director at Payments Consulting Network, sits down with Hitender Sachdeva, Vice President of Digital Products at Royal Bank of Canada to cover a broad spectrum of topics-- from SWIFT payments to real-time rails to open banking and global settlement, offering a meticulously detailed overview of the changes shaping the future of banking and financial transactions. 
 
With a wealth of experience spanning over two decades in corporate and retail banking, this makes a comprehensive look into the latest trends, developments, and the driving forces behind payment modernization.  

A Kamloops Christian’s reflection upon the news from a Biblical perspective in order to help Christians understand how we need to think about current events.

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Part 1 (0:00-2:46) Federal Government is preparing to table its budget today at 4:00PM.

Canada's 2022 federal budget will be released this week. Here's a preview of what Canadians can likely expect

Part 2 (2:47-12:19) How do you increase wealth in a nation? 

Royal Bank of Canada Cheif Executive officer rightly expresses frustration with the Liberals over "idealogical differences" when it comes to expanding the economy. What does God say is the goal of our economy? What should we be doing, and how do we increase wealth? 

Ahead of 2022 federal budget, corporate Canada wants Ottawa to act on economic policy --not just talk about it

Part 3 (12:20-19:27) Creating products is the way to increase wealth. 

Let's take a look at what the Scripture teaches in terms of holding to a Biblical Christian work ethic, and working hard to increase wealth.

Part 4 (19:28-21:18) The Liberals under Justin Trudeau stealing from Canadian Tax.

The Liberals are spending money that doesn't exist. This is theft, and it is morally wrong. The numbers can be confusing, but if you walk all the way through it, the PBO is saying there will be inflation and interest rate hikes on everything that the government is doing.

Budget 2022 will need 'alchemy' to balance cost of living, global risks: expert