7 Dangerous Financial Advice I Have Ever Heard
Out of the countless money tips I’ve heard, here are seven I found most amusing but also dangerous financial advice:
Personal Finance
Basic Budgeting for Young Professionals
Budgeting is an important life skill to learn and will definitely improve your finances. Let’s learn more about it.
Lifestyle Inflation: The Silent Budget Killer
Lifestyle inflation is one common problem for young professionals and even seasoned employees in the workplace. And getting trapped in it is relatively easy.
Philippine Stock Market Beginner’s Guide
This is an investor beginner’s guide to the Philippine Stock Market. So, if you’re interested in investing in the local bourse, read on.
Never Invest in Something You Don’t Understand
Investing should not be based on a hunch or recommendations from family or friends. Let’s discuss why you should only invest in something you understand.
11 Things I Learned In My First Years of Investing
Investing as a beginner taught me many valuable lessons. Here are 11 of the most important investment and personal finance lessons I learned.
Delayed Gratification: Balancing Today and Tomorrow
Delayed gratification says that we should put a hold on the things that we think are important today in exchange for better things tomorrow.
Investing 101: Start with an End in Mind
A goal is your dream with a deadline, and most often, with a price tag.
Setting a high goal should not scare you. What you should be afraid of is a wasted life wrapped in mediocrity.
What is an Emergency Fund and Why Do You Need One?
An emergency fund is a saving, usually worth three to six times your monthly expenses or salary, depending on your preference. But there are situations where you’ll need to have more than a year’s worth of emergency fund.