In chess, there’s a strategic principle called “forced moves” wherein one player limits his opponent’s next move to only one or two options. For example, by attacking the other player’s […]
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Make Budget Planning a Habit
If you’re like most people, you probably receive a lot of text message spam. You know, those SMS from unknown numbers asking if you’d like to buy a condo unit, […]
Continue readingHow I Started My Journey, As Shared To The Lenddo Community
Last week, January 26th, I attended the 2nd Lenddo meetup over at Jack’s Loft in Eastwood, Libis. It was my first time to meet the people of the Lenddo community, […]
Continue readingHow I Started Saving
I know a lot of people considered “To save more money this year” as their resolution. A month and a half into the year, how has it been? I hope […]
Continue readingReader Mail #8b: On Business, Investing and Personal Finance
Welcome to the eight edition of Reader Mail. This is the time where I answer some of the interesting questions I receive from my readers. Today, we have business questions, […]
Continue readingMoney Saving Tips For People Who Hate Saving Money
Saving money is important. We all know that. But knowing is not the same as doing. For some people, saving money is like going on a healthy diet. You get […]
Continue readingWhat It Means To Pay Yourself First
This article is also a Reblog episode. Click play to listen to it instead: Paying yourself first is the simplest way to save money. I’ve learned about this concept a […]
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