Practical Tips on Budgeting, Saving, & Investing
Last June 11, the Securities and Exchange Commission ordered the cancellation of the license of R&L Investments after the 50-year-old brokerage found itself in the middle of a fraud that led to the loss of its clients’ shares of stocks worth at least P700 million. The case started in 2019 with the alleged discovery by …
The R&L Investments shutdown: Should small investors be worried? Read More »
With the rising costs of almost every necessity: food, groceries, tuition fees, insurance premiums, and so many others, we all want to save money in any way possible. And that includes ATM fees. If you haven’t heard the news yet, you’ll probably react to the increase in ATM fees starting April 7. From the issuer-based …
When I stumble upon a blog that I love, I enjoy feeling like I know the blogger behind the screen. While it’s nice to read about tips and tricks or the latest promos on brands, it’s also interesting when the blogger is vulnerable and shares her own struggles, experiences, and stories with us. It creates …
2021 Life Update: Family, Personal Goals, Blogging, and More Read More »
I first tried to read the Rich Dad Poor Dad ebook version a few years ago, but there was so much controversy around it I wondered if it had anything worthwhile to say. Then I attended the National Achievers Congress in 2015 where I met Robert Kiyosaki in person and heard him talk about his …
My Rich Dad Poor Dad Book Review and Cashflow 101 Experience Read More »
I can’t believe it’s been six years since I first attended the Financial Fitness Forum which was held on March 28, 2015 in Taguig. Back then, I had just started blogging as Pinay Investor and at the same time working as an Events Director at Manila Workshops organizing and promoting personal finance seminars including Marvin …
RFP’s Financial Fitness Forum 2021 – My Learning Experience Read More »
If you’re like many moms out there, you might be taking a close look at your regular spending and wondering where you can cut back to save money and reach your family’s financial goals. While some expenses like your house payment might be fixed, others offer a bit more flexibility. One of those flexible, or variable expenses, is …
7 Tipid Tips To Make The Most Out Of Your Food & Grocery Budget Read More »
So, you know what an emergency fund is but what is a sinking fund? Do you really need one in your budget? To be honest, I’ve just recently become familiar with the term “sinking fund,” but I’ve been using this method for saving for our financial goals for some time now. Sinking funds are an amazing …
Sinking Funds: The No. 1 Secret To Having A Successful Budget Read More »
It’s Payday! Your payroll account is full. You finally have money to restock your fridge, buy the dress or shoes you’ve been eyeing, or treat your family to dinner at the new Japanese restaurant in your area. (Hello to the newly opened Marugame Udon in SM Cubao!) 🙂 But for our family, it’s not payday …
During my younger years, I used to watch my mother put some coins in the offering basket on Sunday. Then I became an adult, I had a job and made money, I followed my mom by giving my offerings at the church. I thought that was enough. But when I learned about tithing, my perspective …
All About Tithing: My Personal Testimony About Tithing Read More »
While none of us like to think about emergencies happening, the truth is, they can happen. A family member getting sick, an appliance/gadget needing repair or replacement, you or your spouse being laid off from work. You just never really know. There can also be unexpected expenses that can appear without warning, and without an …