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9 Helpful Investment Tips for Newlyweds in 2020

They say the easiest part of being married is the wedding. So if you’re among the COVID-19 couples who decided to get married despite everything, then cheers to you! That means you’ll have bigger challenges to face and difficult decisions to make. Decisions like where to live or how to manage your business or who decides […]

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  • August 13, 2020

PERA – The First Step To A Wealthier Retirement

Personal Equity and Retirement Account

Filipinos are a hardworking society, always ready to log long hours of work for the benefit of their families. Seeing the parents, siblings and children enjoy the fruits of their labor is a source of happiness and pride. Typically, one would save up for a home, a car, children’s education and the ever present celebration […]

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  • September 13, 2018
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Take Control Of Your Own ATM Debit Card Security With BDO Lock/Unlock

bdo lock/unlock

There’s no better comfort to experience in life than knowing you are at the helm of your own financial security, especially if you are backed by an enabling technology provided by the institution you partner with. BDO Unibank has found ways to give you peace of mind and give you—and only you—control of your own BDO […]

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  • August 30, 2018

Investing In Retail Treasury Bonds Supports Nation-Building

retail treasury bonds

Every Php 5,000 investment made in retail treasury bonds (RTBs) makes a difference for the country. According to the Bureau of the Treasury (BOTr), the government agency responsible for issuing RTBs, a retail investor capable of allotting a minimum amount of Php 5,000 can positively influence as every peso invested in RTBs is used to fund […]

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  • August 10, 2018

How OFWs Earn Extra Cash To Send Home

BDO Kabayan

play Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) are well known multi-taskers, performing several duties at the same time. This delicate balancing act requires not just skills but a deep sense of commitment and focus to make life better for their loved ones. This perhaps is best illustrated in “Europe”, a short film by BDO Kabayan, about a female […]

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  • August 9, 2018

My Ipon Diary: How To Save ₱100k And Become A Certified IPONARYO!

my ipon diary

Meet and greet with coach Chinkee Tan and Ms. Donita Rose w/ fellow bloggers and yours truly after the #MyIponDiary book launching seminar last January 20. FACT: 90% of Filipinos don’t know how to save money. It’s true. And do you know that there’s a 50% chance that you might be one of them? Crazy isn’t it? Have […]

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  • January 25, 2018

Beware Of BPI Phishing Scams!

BPI phishing scams

Have you ever received an e-mail from BPI telling you that there are suspicious activities that’s being conducted in your account? And that you need to ‘secure’ it by updating your private information? I hope you didn’t fall for that. Because if you do, stop whatever you are doing, call your bank, inform them of this and […]

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  • September 15, 2017

7 Ways You Can Earn Passive Income from Your Condo

Earn Passive Income from Your Condo

Having a passive income is everyone’s ultimate goal. Who does not want to earn money even as they sleep? A growing number of entrepreneurs are turning to real estate for a sustainable source of passive income. If you already own a condo unit, then you should be all set. The Philippines’ booming economy and thriving tourism […]

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  • July 14, 2017

Read This Infographic About Facts On Filipino Money Habits

filipino money habits

An interesting infographic by PawnHero shows interesting facts about Filipino money habits on spending and saving money. I once belonged to the 80% of the Filipinos who doesn’t practice the habit of saving. I know a lot of people, most of them are like me too before I learned to be financially literate. Too bad that […]

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  • December 22, 2016
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