Author Topic: Simple Guidelines For Being Financially Fit (Read 25339 times)

carljosh · « **Reply #60 on:** Jul 11, 2008, 05:57 AM »

Wow i'm overwhelmed on all the wisdom and knowledge i read on this thread

Free Financial education to all!!! This is something that was not taught in school...

Kudos to all who gave their tips and advises to be financially fit...

God bless everyone!!!

rainmen · « **Reply #61 on:** Jul 11, 2008, 10:49 AM »

it's good to hear that there are people who actually benefit to the topics being discuss here, we will do our best and update you more and share neverending knowledge that will help us achieve financial freedom.

ferrariEverest · « **Reply #62 on:** Jul 31, 2008, 11:36 PM »

Financial Literacy & financial freedom --- let this be two of our most Ultimate goals!!

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ferdzter · « **Reply #63 on:** Sep 08, 2008, 10:22 PM »

This is a good thread... keep it coming

chods520 · « **Reply #64 on:** Sep 09, 2008, 12:45 AM »

Ok, Ok. I had enough of the importance of being financially independent, free or fit and so with the term, whole life or VUL insurance. Now, can anybody share with me good investment companies where I can start achieving this goal? How do I go about it? WHat shall I expect with the investment? And for how much is the minimum amount to start it?

Thanks !

ferrariEverest · « **Reply #65 on:** Sep 15, 2008, 10:54 PM »

chods520,
i suggest u avoid making "shortcuts" by soliciting advice... Please note that very few here are qualified to give advice to anyone.

Read & learn for yourself. Besides, we have different investment goals & personalities.. a "good" investment company/vehicle for me might not be too "good" for u.

Invest in your learning first, then search for those vehicles to park your cash in. That way, u will appreciate your investments more.

Don't get me wrong... I just ADVOCATE & want people like u to learn to be self-reliant, that's all. Let us all be financially literate rather than depend on other's tips/advices...
Good luck!

tops5450 · « **Reply #66 on:** Sep 15, 2008, 11:00 PM »

@FerrariEverest

You hit it right... Self-reliant is the answer. It needs a mixed of experience, self study, and know how to achieved this level in investment as time passess.

Keep the information flowing guys.

mbd · « **Reply #67 on:** Oct 14, 2008, 06:47 PM »

Quote from: leela on May 10, 2008, 09:15 AM

2. live simply.

if you don't have the cash to pay for something, don't buy. check the unnecessary expenses you incur everyday and reduce it. i follow suze orman's question, "can you afford it?" if you cannot, you're denied.

thanks s pag-introduce mo s akin ke suze orman... introduce nmn kita ke carmen wong ulrich... cnbc din cya everyday nga lng maganda din dami din ako natututunan sa kanya... http://search.cnbc.com/main.do?target=all&keywords=carmen ito link.

pinoynetworker · « **Reply #68 on:** Oct 14, 2008, 07:26 PM »

mlangseth · « **Reply #69 on:** Oct 14, 2008, 07:38 PM »

There was a once in a lifetime deal introduced by the THe Professor which gave us "angel investors" 100% interest in one year- called V8 investments based in Cebu. However, this opportunity just closed. Kaunti lang yata naka-join.It was backed up with PDC's and cerificate of dealership, and rural banks. The PDC's have been encashing smoothly.
Talking about financially fit? fitter for me- LOL.

Stay humble,do not keep up with the Joneses, is also a part of financially fit.

brucelee1209 · « **Reply #70 on:** Nov 01, 2008, 08:10 AM »

ang dami kong nalunon na information dito

thanks keep posting and reading

mlangseth · « **Reply #71 on:** Nov 01, 2008, 09:09 PM »

Dave Ramsey also a known talk show host in the USA has the ff advice:
1. Get yourself out of debt.
2. Spend beneath your means or below your means - not just within your means.
3. Budget your money for saving, spending and giving.
4. Cash is King.
5. As much as possible, be debt-free all your life, so you can live like no one.

rheaprosia · « **Reply #72 on:** Nov 17, 2008, 12:26 PM »

Hi Chods520,

Cant help replying to your message. I have been in your situation too. I read books, and attended some talks about money and how to attain financial freedom, all these etc. I was all too busy to jump into any kind of investment until I bumped into a couple who mentored me and coached me on how to really know what good and bad investments are. The first and most important is invest in your financial intelligence. My mentors say if you cannot have a mindset big enough to receive overwhelming outpour of wealth, then you only can receive what your mind can hold. Say if your mind is only preset to hold P20,000 a month, that's exactly the amount you will be getting. However if you are already expanded your mindset to millions and more, that's exactly what you will get. My mentors were right, in the sense that these are the same words the wealthy are saying in their books. And my mentors alone are already financially free before they turned 30, so what they do is give back, and teach us how to pay forward to people who want to have the life they have. So invest in your intelligence, be educated. It's only when you are educated will you be able to see opportunities. Have you ever played Cashflow (Kiyosaki)? If you did, is it not when you already were coached that you learned how to see opportunities and what to do with them so you can get out of the 'rat race' fast and become financially free? If you havent played the game, I am now one of those who conduct and teach people how.=)

So be educated. =) Learn more from people who already have made it out of the rat race. =)

for more of these ordinary people all over Philippines who invested their time in learning, you may access this community online, get audio books and read from their experiences and even meet them in person.

Happy learning!

regards,

Rhea
0915 301 4981
www.ca2020.ning.com

leela · « **Reply #73 on:** Nov 17, 2008, 04:49 PM »

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thanks s pag-introduce mo s akin ke suze orman... introduce nmn kita ke carmen wong ulrich... cnbc din cya everyday nga lng maganda din dami din ako natututunan sa kanya... http://search.cnbc.com/main.do?target=all&keywords=carmen ito link.

thanks. nadiscover ko na din siya. show niya before the suze orman show sa cnbc.

isa din pala sa nakapagpabago ng mindset ko is the book "the millionaire next door." isa ito sa pinakamaayos na librong nabasa ko about money management. ito yung review ko sa book. pinublish ko din sa office newsletter namin.

The Millionaire Next Door