Tag: Personal Finance
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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 Is A Double-Edged Sword
Charlie Munger said, the first rule of compounding is never to interrupt it unnecessarily.
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How do you 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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Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Passive Income
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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Absolute Beginner’s Guide to PAG-IBIG MP2
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
As much as colleges and universities try to prepare their student for the challenges to come, an important life lesson is often taken for granted by these educational institutions – personal finance.
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Are you stressed with your investments? Here are probably five reasons why.
Investing can be an easy or stressful situation depending on the investor, so it is essential to understand where you’re invested first.
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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 I Learned 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.
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4 Filipino Social Media Personalities I Follow For Personal Finance
Social media can be a very toxic and polarizing place. Still, if used correctly, it can connect people, families, and friends. In other times it can also be a way to learn more about different things.
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Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Dividend Investing Through the Stock Market
Disclaimer: Before you continue reading, please take note that the information provided in this post is based on the author’s research, personal experiences, and available market information. Any stock mentioned in this post is not a recommendation to buy or sell. Dividend investing is a relatively simpler way to create a passive income portfolio better suited […]
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5 Things I Learned From Buying Initial Public Offerings (IPO) in 2021
Every publicly-listed company in the stock market has at one point undergone Initial Public Offerings or IPO, whether directly or indirectly (through a backdoor listing). Through an IPO, private companies can raise capital for whatever purpose by selling their shares to public investors. After the IPO, the private company becomes public. Once the company is […]
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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.
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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.
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One Major Medical Emergency Away From Going Broke
Due to various circumstances that I witnessed during the pandemic, I am re-thinking that amount, especially for breadwinners.
