This is the last part of this article, to read the first part, click here: The Things I Do To Stop And Overcome Procrastination Part 1 The first part of this article showed ways on how to overcome the most common excuses that procrastinators say. This second part will give you more tips on how [...]

The thing about work, and life in general, is that there will always be something that you need to do. Finish one task, errand or project; and a new one pops over the horizon. Every day is a constant, personal battle between productivity and procrastination. And if you’re a freelancer or an entrepreneur who works [...]

Mother’s Day is already done and I hope all my mommy readers enjoyed their special day with their loved ones. For today, I’d like to continue the celebration and start this week off by sharing with you something quite inspirational. Below, is a short film produced by Procter & Gamble that honors everything that all [...]

I consider UITF’s as one of the most basic and simplest investment product out there. Surprisingly, many are not aware what it is exactly, and how one makes money from it. That’s why for today, I’m providing a basic explanation of what UITF means. I will tell you how how it works; how you make [...]

If you own a car, then you know how petroleum expenses can eat up a big portion of your monthly budget. That’s why it’s very important for all vehicle owners to learn about fuel economy, so you can save on gas and consequently, save money. I’ve already written a couple of articles about this in [...]

When I featured Thomas Suarez last week, I told everyone that I became inspired to explore the opportunities in mobile app development. That actually led me to ask, towards the end of the post, for some ideas on what kind of personal finance app would you like to have. One suggested a tax calculator, while [...]

“Think about and plan for your future.” That’s an advise I often heard from teachers when I was still in high school. And just like any regular teenager… I thought about it for a moment, decided haphazardly what I wanted to be, and then chose to live life at the present moment. “Today is where [...]

Personal finance coach, Randell Tiongson, will again be holding his annual Steps to Financial Peace Conference this May 18, 2012. It will happen from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Friday, about a couple of weeks from now at the Victory Greenhills Center, in San Juan City, Metro Manila. This year, he’ll be joined by [...]

Nobody is ever too young to become an inventor and an entrepreneur. And there’s no greater proof of that today than Thomas Suarez, a 12-year-old mobile software developer who I am featuring today. If you didn’t “Google” who Thomas was when I mentioned him in my post, 20 Excuses That Losers Tell Themselves, then here’s [...]

How much money should you save as your emergency fund? The simplest and most basic answer is 6 months worth of your income. The rationale behind this figure is because it normally takes around 6 months to look for new work in the unfortunate event that you lose your job. But of course, not everyone [...]

Lose weight and save more money – these are two goals that many people want to achieve. However, I’ve noticed that today – a good number of people believe that one must spend money to lose weight better. Early this year, a friend who wanted to shed some pounds had to enroll himself in a [...]

Do you think life is unfair? Well, actually it is… but that doesn’t mean you can’t do anything to turn things around to your favor. When life gives you a bad hand – do you immediately fold and just wait until you get good cards before you play? Or do you challenge yourself and see [...]