Airport Fees Every Traveler Should Remember
- By Mayee Gonzales
- May 17, 2019
Travel has become a part of the Filipino lifestyle. In fact, in 2016, the Philippines amassed 5.1 million departures to 42 destinations worldwide. The number is expected to increase this year as plane tickets become cheaper and as more budget airlines operate in the Philippines. Whether you’re traveling abroad or domestic, you need to secure a budget […]
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10 Travelers Share Why They See the World
- By Mayee Gonzales
- May 3, 2019
“Why do I travel? Why do I spend time and money to see the world?” You may ask yourself these questions one day. Well, we all have different reasons on why we travel. Even well-traveled individuals have their own reasons, too. So out of curiosity, we asked 10 travel influencers on why they see the […]
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What are the Best Online Shopping Sites in the Philippines?
- By Venus Zoleta
- May 2, 2019
One of the best ways to fulfill a shopping list is through online shopping. As long as you have a trusty smartphone and internet access, you can cross out the items on your shopping list anywhere you go or without leaving your home. No need to tire yourself walking the entire day around malls and bazaars […]
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The Ultimate Travel Checklist: What to Pack for Your Next Trip
- By Venus Zoleta
- April 26, 2019
All your bags are packed; you’re ready to go. You thought you’ve brought everything you need for your trip, only to find out later that you forgot to bring something really important. It could be your medicines, passport, or worse, your wallet! Don’t just toss stuff into your bag. You’ll tend to leave out stuff […]
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Take These New Alternate Roads for a Smooth Holiday Trip (Updated)
- By Venus Zoleta
- April 19, 2019
What are your insights on the government’s Build Build Build program? During major holidays in the Philippines like All Souls’ Day and Holy Week, traffic is known to be nothing short of soul-crushing. You can be a better-informed and smarter driver to avoid being stuck in holiday traffic. Since last year, new roads and highways […]
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7 Productive Things You Can Do on a Long Weekend
- By Moneymax
- April 18, 2019
Long weekends are quite common in the Philippines. In fact, there are 10 long weekends scattered throughout the year. You’re probably one to take advantage, especially if you love traveling and making plans with friends. However, when you’re on a financial rut, you’re probably one of those who chooses to stay at home and laze […]
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Going Out-of-Town? Here’s How You Can Beat Traffic This Holy Week (Updated)
- By Moneymax
- April 17, 2019
Are you planning to go out-of-town this Holy Week? Brace yourselves. According to SMC Tollways, traffic volume is expected to increase up to 10% this year due to the long break. Expect major roads and highways to be heavily congested as early as Wednesday night. In order to beat—nay, survive—the impending traffic, it is important […]
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14 Kickass Women Share Their Favorite Financial Tips
- By Mayee Gonzales
- March 20, 2019
Empowered women empower women. It’s true. Whilst a woman alone has power, collectively they bring an impact to the world. And because of this, women, no matter what age and profession, can do whatever men can do–drive a car, start a business, hold an executive position. Moneymax is inspired by such women–the leaders of our […]
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We Got Ourselves a Complete Makeover!
- By Munmun Nath
- March 15, 2019
We have super exciting news for you – we just launched a completely redesigned website and a brand new logo. What does this mean for you? Read more to find out! What has changed: Our Website We believe in keeping our customers (and we mean you) at the center of everything we do. Therefore, we […]
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10 Empowered Pinays Who Prove That Success Knows No Gender
- By Venus Zoleta
- March 13, 2019
There has never been a better time to be a woman than today, according to 85% of Pinays surveyed for a study on the current state of modern Filipina’s role and contribution to society. Moreover, despite the Philippines’ largely patriarchal culture, the J. Walter Thompson study noted that today’s Filipinas are at their most empowered. […]
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From Pottery to Riding a Scooter: 11 New Things to Try This Year
- By Venus Zoleta
- January 26, 2019
Looking to try something different this year? You have lots of activities and hobbies to choose from that will make your free time more productive. Here are a few suggestions for new things to try if you want to get out of your comfort zone, expand your horizons, or just channel your creativity and energy […]
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6 New Year’s Eve Celebrations to Welcome 2019
- By Josh Mascarinas
- December 28, 2018
What are your new year’s eve plans? Just three days left before 2018 draws to a close but that won’t stop us from celebrating the holidays. If you spent Christmas on a family trip or in the comfort of your home, you may want to enjoy the company of your friends this new year’s eve. […]
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Planning a Holiday Reunion? 8 Best Restaurants to Consider
- By Venus Zoleta
- December 15, 2018
Hunting for a place to hold your reunion party this holiday? You won’t be disappointed with the plenty of choices available today, especially the best restaurants whose prices can fit the budget of everyone in your group. To make your party planning easier, we list down the best restaurants for reunions and family gatherings in […]
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7 Sulit Tiangges in the Philippines for Budget Shoppers
- By Venus Zoleta
- December 8, 2018
The holiday season for the typical Pinoy isn’t complete without a trip to tiangges or flea markets that offer bagsak presyo to shoppers on a budget. Even if online shopping sites provide an easy alternative to those who have no time to shop, nothing beats the experience of window shopping and testing or fitting an item […]
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A Commuter's Guide to P2P Bus Services in Metro Manila (Updated December 2018)
- By Venus Zoleta
- December 6, 2018
If you’ve been working for years in Metro Manila, you know only too well the horrors of commuting in a huge parking lot that is EDSA. The horrible traffic and jam-packed MRT and buses make you wonder what you’ve done to deserve such an ordeal. Fortunately, there’s an easier, faster, safer, and more comfortable alternative: […]
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10 Best Smartphones Under P10,000 in the Philippines
- By Venus Zoleta
- November 17, 2018
Need a new smartphone but short on budget? With so many choices in the market, it’s hard to pick a good mobile phone that provides the perfect balance between performance and affordability. Still, there are a few bang-for-buck options that stand out. Here are the 10 best budget-friendly smartphones that can rival the most expensive […]
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11 Best-Tasting Yet Affordable Ramen in Metro Manila
- By Venus Zoleta
- November 7, 2018
Nothing like a warm, comforting bowl of ramen can chase your blues away. With every sip and slurp, you get a feeling that everything’s gonna be all right in the world. Well, except for your wallet if you’re ordering a pricey ramen. How do you satisfy your ramen craving without wrecking your budget? First, you […]
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Convenient Ways to Get to Clark Airport from Metro Manila
- By Venus Zoleta
- October 30, 2018
Is this your first time to fly to or from Clark International Airport? That’s a smart choice, especially if you live up north, like in Quezon City, Caloocan, and Bulacan. You can get to the Clark Airport in Angeles City, Pampanga faster than going to NAIA in Pasay City. Driving your car to the airport […]
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Halloween 2018: Affordable Activities to Enjoy With Your Family or Friends
- By Venus Zoleta
- October 27, 2018
There’s something about Halloween activities that gets everyone excited. Perhaps, it’s the joy of seeing kids in cute costumes collecting loads of sweets from a Trick or Treat. Or the once-in-a-year chance to wear your scary and fabulous #ootd in Halloween events. But definitely, parting away with your money is the least fun about Halloween. […]
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Everything You Need to Know About Boracay’s Reopening
- By Venus Zoleta
- October 20, 2018
Cesspool no more—that’s what Boracay, the Philippines’ top tourist destination, has become after its six-month rehabilitation. President Rodrigo Duterte ordered the Boracay closure in April 2018 so that the government can fix its many environmental issues Now that the island has been re-opened to tourists, the government has implemented some changes to maintain Boracay’s pristine […]
