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Tag: Personal Finance
Yes, you can invest with as little as P50
Remember that with any investment instrument, there are risks involved that you should know and that there is no guaranteed investment.
10 Money-Wasting Habits You Should Avoid
Many people would usually complain that there is always nothing left in their salary for emergency expenses. However, if you look closely at their lifestyle, it is easy to notice the gaps and money-wasting habits.
One Major Medical Emergency Away From Going Broke
The pandemic taught us so much about life in just a short time, like the importance of human connection, our health, our finances, and our faith.
What the Philippine Stock Market Taught Me About Patience
“If we want to be great in anything, we need to put in the time and effort necessary to produce significant improvement.”
Financial literacy should be taught at home, at school, and at work
Financial literacy does not equate that you’ll be rich, but wealth can be a by-product through time.
The Payday Is Not A Call For Celebration
When I was still in the corporate setup and our long-awaited salary comes in, it is hard not to notice people standing one by one
4 Household Appliances That Will Make Your Life Easier
Here are four household appliances that I found essential and practical for every adult.
Don’t Wait Until You’re Rich Before You Start Saving
Almost everyone has a desire to save a portion of their income and to prepare for their future. However, many employees cannot do so because
10 Common Investing Mistakes of Stock Market Beginners
The stock market is one of the best investment instruments available today. However, so many Filipinos could not maximize its potential due to various reasons, like lack of knowledge and capital. But that is only one reason why only less than 2% of Filipinos are in the stock market.
Digging Deeper in Building an Emergency Fund
An emergency fund is one of the foundations in building our wealth because it protects us from unexpected expenses that can dent our finances. As a rule
12 Ways The Stock Market Emulate Real Life
The stock market is one of the best investment instruments available today. Decades ago, you had to have an actual man on the trading floor
It’s Okay To Be Called A “Kuripot”
For many Filipinos, we don’t ever want to be called “kuripot” because of the negative impression that it gives. However, this fear of being labeled
12 Financial Advice for Young Public School Teachers
**This is the Labor Day Post which I offer to my fellow teachers and educators. I’ve been in the academe for less than two years,
The X-Curve: Correlating Age, Wealth, and Responsibility
In 2016, I was invited to attend a financial literacy seminar in Makati by a friend. Though I already had some knowledge regarding personal finance,
5 Important Considerations Besides The Salary When Looking For A New Job
There is a perception that a higher salary will automatically lessen your financial stress. Though this may help, however, as long as you don’t know
8 Simple Rules I Follow When I’m Using My Credit Card
If you own or planning to own a credit card, you should know that there are rules you need to set first in order to avoid the credit card debt trap.
5 Important Considerations Before Lending Money
“Lending money is one tricky subject because it can make but more likely break relationships.”
13 Categories In My Monthly Budget
The 50-30-10-10 Budgeting is a good starting point, but maybe you can try this budgeting method if you want to be more specific.
Why It is Best to Start Saving For Your Christmas Expenses in January
But what if you could use your 13th Month Pay and other bonuses for other things, instead of the usual holiday expenses by doing one thing.