When we hear the word wealth, most of us automatically think of money. Maybe a big bank account, a fancy car, a house in an exclusive village, or a successful […]
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Finance for the Thirtysomething: How Not to Go Broke During Your 30s
Your 30s can feel like a financial roller-coaster. You’re earning more than ever, yet expenses seem to climb just as fast. Suddenly, that dream vacation or a new car feels […]
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Caught in the Middle: Financial Strategies for the Filipino Sandwich Generation
Feeling the weight of two generations resting on your shoulders? You’re not alone. In the Philippines, many of us find ourselves caring for aging parents while also raising children who […]
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Financial Planning for People with Disabilities (PWD) in the Philippines
Managing finances can be tough for anyone, but it can be even more challenging for people with disabilities (PWDs) in the Philippines. Whether it’s a physical disability or a mental […]
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Financial Planning for Parents of Children with Special Needs in the Philippines
Raising a child with special needs is a journey filled with love, patience, and unique challenges. But let’s be real—one of the biggest concerns for Filipino parents is money. Therapy […]
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How to Protect Your Senior Parents from Investment Scams (Episode 222)
Listen to this episode: on Spotify on Apple Podcasts Episode sponsor: Learn to trade forex and the global markets. Visit bit.ly/learnforexph for details. What you’ll hear in this episode: Seniors […]
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An Overview of SSS, GSIS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG Fund
They’re not just simple deductions that you see on your payslip; the money you contribute to these Philippine government-mandated programs is used to help secure the future of Filipinos, as […]
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How to Protect Your Senior Parents from Investment Scams
As our parents age, they become more vulnerable to financial scams, especially investment scams. Many scammers target seniors because they often have retirement savings and may not be as familiar […]
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Should You Pay Off Your Credit Card Debt Before Investing?
If you’re wondering whether to pay off your credit card debt first or start investing, you’re not alone. Many of us face this common financial dilemma, and the best answer […]
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Dealing with Friends Who Take Advantage of Your Generosity (Episode 219)
Listen to this episode: on Spotify on Apple Podcasts Episode sponsor: Learn to trade forex and the global markets. Visit bit.ly/learnforexph for details. What you’ll hear in this episode: Friendships […]
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How to Talk to Your Family About Money, Especially If You’re the Breadwinner
It’s tough to be a breadwinner. You want to provide for your family and ensure everyone’s needs are met. However, the pressure can sometimes get overwhelming, especially if you are […]
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How to Manage and Pay Off Holiday Debt
The holiday season is truly special—gatherings with family and friends, exchanging gifts, and countless celebrations. However, after all the festivities, many of us are left with the same dilemma: holiday […]
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