Karamihan, ang sagot nila sa tanong kung “ano ang favorite number mo?” ay 7, 8, 13, or 1.
Ang favorite number ng isang tao ay may significant meaning sa kanya.
Kung ako ang tatanungin, ang favorite number ko ay 28,000.
Ito rin ay dapat maging favorite number ng lahat.
Tag: Retirement
It’s already October 2017.
3 months to go and it will be the start of a new year!
Before you know it, it is already 2018 and you will be doing again your “NEW” new year resolutions.
But before you do that, let’s do a review of your 2017 Financial Goals.
Our 20’s is the time when we YOLO (You Only Live Once)!
We earn and spend! We enjoy life not thinking about tomorrow!
And why should we? We are in our prime! We can always double our work and we have all the time.
But this is not always the case. What you do in your 20’s will dictate how you will live the rest of your life.
Below are the 5 Financial Checklist that you should have accomplished before you reach your 30’s: Continue reading “Accomplish this Financial Checklist before your 30’s”
We, Millennials, see money not as an end in itself but as a tool to buy experience and enjoy life.
We prioritize traveling and experiencing the world. Fighting for causes we believe in! and making this world a better place by following our passions and dreams.
But most often we forget that there are essential things we forget to prepare for such as retirement planning, critical illness coverage, and medium-long term savings.
This article will not talk about savings and investment but how do we build and manage a Play Fund so we won’t blow up our budget and be drowning in debt.
We always hear financial advisors saying to give up your favorite Frappe or Latte in order to achieve your financial goals.
Honestly, I was one of them until I realized that we work hard because we want to ENJOY and LIVE LIFE!
That is why I formulated this 5-step guide on how to achieve your Financial Goals without giving up your favorite frappe.
Continue reading “Achieve Your Financial Goals Without Giving Up Your Favorite Frappe”
Have you ever experienced working, working, and working for nothing?
Every time you receive your paycheck, almost nothing is left! You pay for your rent, utilities, phone bills, and your DEBTS and what is left is just your daily office allowance just enough to pay for the commute and cheap lunch.
A typical person in the prime of his career and health, will not think of retirement. Why would you think of it if it is as far as 20-30++ years?
But retirement is not as far as it seems!
