The Costs of Measles Prevention and Treatment in the Philippines
- By Venus Zoleta
- February 19, 2019
Just how bad is the measles situation in the Philippines? Shouldn’t we do something to prevent our loved ones from getting it? Measles, locally known as tigdas, has reached an alarming state that the Department of Health (DOH) has declared outbreaks in Metro Manila, Central Luzon, CALABARZON, Western Visayas, and Central Visayas. Several other regions in […]
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7 Romantic Gift Ideas for P500 or Less
- By Moneymax
- February 14, 2019
It’s that time of the year again. People are holding hands more often than usual; your social media is filled with pictures of your couple friends expressing their love for each other; restaurants are filling up with dinner reservations. *sigh* It’s definitely Valentine’s Day. Most couples go all out on this day and spend more […]
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Save Early for Your Child With These Best Savings Accounts for Kids
- By Moneymax
- February 12, 2019
Roughly 46% of the Philippine population is 19 years old and younger. This means that half the country’s population is yet to experience important milestones in their lives – graduating college, getting their first job, getting married, and more. With so many life events they’ve yet to experience, it’s important for parents to help provide […]
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Best Places to Eat in Makati for Employees on a Budget
- By Mayee Gonzales
- February 7, 2019
One of the best things about working in Makati is that the food options are endless. Fast food joints and hole-in-the-walls are literally everywhere, making dining an experience for everyone in the city. However, eating out also means spending your hard-earned money. It can be tough, especially if your officemates pressure you into dining out […]
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How to Pay Debt Despite Having Low Income
- By Moneymax
- February 6, 2019
Debt is an issue that many people contend with. Paying off debt is a concern regardless of income–but what if the issue is how to pay debt despite having a low salary? Dealing with debt when you have a low income is a difficult task. Some might even say it’s impossible. However, according to Lisa […]
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Crack Open Your Financial Fortune Cookie This Chinese New Year!
- By Munmun Nath
- February 5, 2019
Ni hao, it’s Chinese New Year! Dragon dances and fortune cookies are an integral part of this celebration, so here is your chance to find out what the Year of the Pig holds for your financial fortune. Enter your Year of Birth (example: 1990) and crack open the cookie below to see what’s in store for […]
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Back Pay and Other Benefits You May Receive Upon Resignation
- By Mayee Gonzales
- January 31, 2019
There are many reasons why employees leave employers; poor management, office location, lack of career growth, or a plan to start a new business. Whatever it may be, leaving a job can be bittersweet—you bid goodbye to your colleagues as you look forward to new possibilities. Upon resignation, another thing to look forward to is your […]
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Grow Your Money Faster with a High-Interest Savings Account
- By Venus Zoleta
- January 29, 2019
Most savings accounts from major banks in the Philippines grow funds at a measly rate of 0.10% to 0.25% per year. A savings account is good enough to keep your money for daily expenses but not for other financial goals in which you need to grow it faster. Good thing, there are quite a handful of […]
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Complete List of Banks That Operate on Weekends
- By Mayee Gonzales
- January 25, 2019
Need to deposit money but don’t have the time to do it on a weekday? Since banks usually close before 5:00 PM, accomplishing bank errands can be a challenge especially when you have other important things to do. Fortunately, banks are now more lenient when it comes to operating hours. Major banks like Chinabank and […]
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Work from Home Law: Is Telecommuting Good or Bad for You?
- By Venus Zoleta
- January 24, 2019
Tired of commuting to and from work every day, you’ve been monitoring updates on the work from home bill and keeping your fingers crossed. Finally, President Rodrigo Duterte has signed the telecommuting bill into law. Sounds like good news, but is it really something to look forward to? The Telecommuting Act (Republic Act 11165) allows private employees […]
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Tidy Up Your Life: Where to Sell or Donate Old Clothes and Other Used Items
- By Venus Zoleta
- January 22, 2019
Letting go of something is never easy. Case in point: the piles of clothes you don’t wear anymore. What do you plan to do with them? If you’ve heard of the KonMari method from the popular Netflix show “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo,” you know what to do: let go of things that don’t spark joy. […]
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8 Profitable Businesses You Can Start at Home
- By Venus Zoleta
- January 17, 2019
Nobody becomes rich by being an employee forever—you’ve heard it a million times already, and you couldn’t agree more. And so, you start your search for profitable business ideas you can start at home. If you’re thinking of switching from employment to entrepreneurship (or do both at the same time), here are some great business ideas in […]
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10 Financial Bloggers You Should Follow This Year
- By Venus Zoleta
- January 15, 2019
One of the best ways to handle your finances better is to learn from the experts and follow the journey of those who are on their way to financial freedom. In the Philippines, there’s no shortage of financial bloggers who offer their knowledge, experience, and advice for free. Who are the best personal finance bloggers […]
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7 Money Challenges to Help You Hit Your Savings Goal This Year
- By Venus Zoleta
- January 10, 2019
Saving money is as easy as spending it—said no one ever. This is probably why Filipinos are trying different fun and creative ways to save, or even coming up with their own money challenge. When you take on a money saving challenge, you’ll hit two birds with one stone. First, you achieve your financial goal […]
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Affordable Gym Memberships: Where to Find Them in Metro Manila
- By Venus Zoleta
- January 8, 2019
The holiday celebrations are over, with leftovers being emptied from the fridge. For you, it’s time to “clean up” from all that binge eating for the past two weeks! The Pinoy’s perennial New Year’s resolutions have something to do with losing all the pounds gained during the holiday season. A nationwide survey of 1,000 Filipinos aged 25 […]
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Achieve Your Goals with These 7 Best Investments for 2019
- By Moneymax
- January 4, 2019
Investing allows you to make money work for you rather than the other way around. But with so many investments in the Philippines to choose from, you’re left wondering, “Where should I invest in? What should my investment portfolio look like?” “Invest with a purpose,” says Marvin Fausto, founding President of the Fund Managers Association […]
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A Guide to Building Your Financial Roadmap for 2019
- By Venus Zoleta
- January 3, 2019
2019 has begun—have you gotten your finances in order? To improve your quality of life and avoid the common money issues among Filipinos, come up with a game plan, stick to it, and track your progress from time to time. A financial roadmap is what you need to know where you are right now financially, where […]
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5 Things to Consider Before Getting Life Insurance
- By Moneymax
- December 26, 2018
Life insurance provides financial security for you and your family. Lianne Laroya, founder of the personal finance and lifestyle website The Wise Living, considers insurance as a “tool where you pay centavos to get thousands” since the payout received is much greater than the total premiums you pay. This payout covers a variety of situations […]
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Save Money on Grocery Shopping With These Tips
- By Mayee Gonzales
- December 21, 2018
Grocery shopping is a part of every household. It’s a great way to save money on food as compared to dining out. If you’re a regular grocery shopper, then you probably know the best deals on grocery items. However, you can still save further with the help of the following money-saving tips. Read on below […]
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8 Smart Money Management Tips for Pinoy Breadwinners
- By Venus Zoleta
- December 20, 2018
The breadwinner of the family is an unsung hero, to say the least. It isn’t easy—and never will. Raising an entire household by yourself is a huge sacrifice. As the sole provider, you always prioritize your family’s needs over your own, even if it means putting your personal dreams on the back burner. For Pinoy […]
