In a society such as the Philippines that puts a high value on family and familial relationships, dole-outs to parents and, sometimes, to siblings and relatives too, are an expected — no, required — ingredient of the relationship. Children who …
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Different investment assets, from Time Deposits to Bonds to Real Estate to Stocks, serve different purposes for different people who invest in them. With the presence of various investment options, it is not enough that investors merely invest for the …
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This is Part 2 of our “Basics of Investment” series so before you continue reading this article, make sure you’ve already gone through Part 1 which talked about How Age affects your Investment Objective and Risk Tolerance. In the Part …
Interested to discover other investment outlets aside from stocks and mutual funds? Consider Unit Investment Trust Funds or UITFs. Check out our easy-to-understand guide below to learn more details about this investment option! What are UITFs? UITF or Unit Investment …
A best-selling personal finance book proposes a mathematical formula to determine if you can be considered rich or not. Here’s the wealth scoring formula from the book The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko: Multiply your Age by your …
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Food typically represents one of the biggest, if not the biggest, chunks of the family budget. Did you know that in the Philippines, Filipino households spend between 20%-50% of their income on food and groceries? Of course, everyone needs to eat, …
Whenever news regarding inflation is announced, expect succeeding reports to deal with interest rates. For example, in the Philippines, news of rising inflation rate is usually accompanied by a note that the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (Central Bank) will “raise …