By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
By: Sugar Ray Thomas
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is appealing to Jamaicans to save for retirement.
He stressed that when Jamaicans reach age 40, their money should be working for them.
He explained that persons should not depend on their children, the state, nor the government, after retirement.
He was speaking at Wednesday’s launch of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy Development and Estate Planning Public Education Campaign.
