Category: Personal Finance
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4 Considerations When Choosing Your Insurance Agent
If you’ve been active in various social media platforms, chances are, you’ve already been contacted by a friend, an acquaintance, a classmate from high school or college, or even a stranger who is an insurance agent offering an essential product that we all know – a life insurance.
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Dave Ramsey’s 7 Baby Steps for Filipinos
The 7 Baby Steps is a great and practical guide toward better personal finance that has helped millions of people attain better financial habits.
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Compound Interest: A Double-Edged Sword
Charlie Munger said, the first rule of compounding is never to interrupt it unnecessarily.
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How To Build the Habit of Saving if You Love To Spend?
Saving money is not just about the amount but the attitude towards money that is important. It may sometimes feel that you can always catch up with savings once you earn higher. Unfortunately, that day sometimes never comes.
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Passive Income Absolute Beginner’s Guide
Have you ever thought about spending your day doing what you love without thinking about your typical 8-to-5 job, but you also realize that you still have bills to pay?
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PAG-IBIG MP2 Absolute Beginner’s Guide
PAG-IBIG MP2 is a voluntary, government-backed, and tax-free investment opportunity for Filipinos where you can earn through dividends and can start investing for as low as P500.
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12 Fundamental Money Advice For Fresh Graduates
Being a fresh graduate from college is a realized dream for every student and their family as it caps off one’s formal education. It is also a stepping stone that hopefully prepares every new adult for the “real world.” Here are 12 Fundamental Money Advice For Fresh Graduates
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5 Reasons Why You’re Stressed With Your Investments
If your investment stresses you out, there are many possible reasons. Here are five things that I think you need to reconsider with your investments.
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Red Flags: How To Know if You’re Investing in a Scam?
Financial scams will continue to happen as long as people don’t know how to identify them. Money is a behavioral topic and does not require above-average intelligence to understand. However, as long as people have a faulty understanding of how money works, many will continuously fall victim to scams.
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12 Fundamental Money Lessons From The Bible
Aside from the vital spiritual guidance that the Bible’s vast array of books teaches, it also gives practical lessons, including handling money.
