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17/06/2025

Ano ang pangarap mong retirement ?

13/06/2025

13/06/2025

Condo for sale 🏢

Developer : Keyland Corp
Project : Casa de Sequoia
Location : La Pinas

Unit type : Single room
Unit sqm : 31 sqm

Selling Price : 3.8 M

Unit Conditions : Ready for Occupancy

PM for more details ✅👍

11/06/2025

Usapan sa loob ng barberya:

BARBERO: Ano trabaho mo, hijo?
Customer: Nag hhandle po ako ng sales team sa isang real estate developer at Financial Advisor din po sa Manulife .

BARBERO: kumpleto ah. Anong gupit natin?
Customer: Barbers cut. Pero wag po yun mag-mukhang barbero ako ha?

BARBERO: hahaha okay ah.
Customer: Joke lang ho hahahaha.
…..

BARBERO: Alam mo hindi na ako naniniwala dyan sa insurance na ‘yan. Sayang pera.
Customer: Bakit naman po?

BARBERO: Tingin ka sa labas, ang daming taong may problema sa pera. Retirado pero kayod pa din. Nagka-stroke, nabenta lahat ng lupa para pambayad, at yun nagpagupit kanina lang, namatayan ng OFW - wala na silang aasahang sweldo. Kung may benefits talaga yang insurance, eh di sana lahat mayaman. Sana all may pera sa insurance.

Customer: Ganoon po ba? Sabagay may punto kayo. Ako din po, may paniwala po ako: hindi totoong may barbero.

BARBERO: Ha! Bakit naman? Barbero kaya ako.
Customer: Tingin po kayo sa labas. Kasi kung may barbero, bakit ang daming mahahaba ang buhok? Tsaka ayun nga isa, ang panget ng buhok.

BARBERO: Eh, kasi hindi ko naman sila pwedeng gupitan kung ayaw nila. Dapat punta sila dito sa barberya. Alangan naman pilitin ko.
Customer: Ganoon din po sa insurance, hindi ko naman po sila pwedeng tulungan kung sila mismo ayaw nila. Unahan na lang kami ng saket, retiro at aksidente.

BARBERO: Ah. Salamat, hijo. Buti naman dito ka parin nagpapagupit sakin. Pati sa insurance, nalinawan din ako.
Customer: eh dito lang ako pumopogi after ng gupit eh. Hahahaha

10/06/2025

💡 Ever thought about earning while helping others find their dream homes?

South is experiencing rapid growth, from scenic horizontal communities to high-rise vertical living.

Join our team as a Real Estate Account Manager

✅ 20k-30k Monthly Sales Fund
✅ Hybrid work set-up
✅ Free training & mentorship
✅ Competitive incentives
✅ Work with one of the country’s leading developers

If you're someone who’s:
🏡 Passionate about real estate
🧠 Willing to LEARN and EARN
💬 Great at connecting with people
Then this could be your next step forward.

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Let’s build better lives through better communities at Life Goals. 💚

10/06/2025

At Manulife Philippines, we champion diversity, equity, and inclusivity—from our products and policies to how we serve our customers.

Happy Pride Month! 🌈

09/06/2025

Available BGC 2 Bedroom Bi-level for rent
40k monthly

With pdc or ada
Pm for details

07/06/2025

The Home Development Mutual Fund, commonly known as Pag-IBIG, is extending its low interest rates for home loans until the end of the year amid an improved financial standing and to address the country’s housing backlog.

- Philippine Star

06/06/2025

05/06/2025

Improving your financial status is absolutely doable with the right mindset, habits, and a bit of patience. Here's a clear, practical guide to help you take control:

💸 1. Know Where You Stand
"What gets measured gets managed."
Track Your Income & Expenses.
List All Debts – Include interest rates, minimum payments, and due dates.
Know Your Net Worth – Assets (what you own) minus liabilities (what you owe).

🧾 2. Create a Realistic Budget
A budget is not punishment—it's permission to spend intentionally.
Use the 50/30/20 Rule as a starting point:
50% Needs (rent, groceries, transport)
30% Wants (eating out, entertainment)
20% Savings & Debt Repayment
Automate bills and savings to stay on track.

💳 3. Eliminate High-Interest Debt
Debt is the enemy of freedom.
Prioritize credit cards or personal loans first.
Use the Snowball Method (pay smallest balance first) or Avalanche Method (highest interest rate first).
Consider debt consolidation only if it lowers your rate and you avoid new debt.

📈 4. Increase Your Income
You can only cut so much; there’s no cap on what you can earn.
Ask for a raise or switch jobs strategically
Start a freelance hustle or side gig (writing, tutoring, design, etc.)
Sell unused items or rent out assets
Invest in skills that boost your earning power (coding, digital marketing, sales)

💼 5. Build Emergency Savings
Aim for 3–6 months of expenses.
Start small: P500 → P1,000 → build from there.
Keep it in a separate high-yield savings account so you don’t dip into it casually.

📊 6. Learn to Invest
Your money should work for you, not just sit in a bank

🧠 7. Level Up Financial Literacy
The more you learn, the more you earn.

🔁 8. Review Monthly, Adjust Quarterly
Check your spending habits once a month
Adjust your goals and strategy every 3 months
Celebrate wins—no matter how small

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31/05/2025

The Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines, Inc. (PHAPI) on Saturday blamed inflation for the recent rate hike in private hospitals.

Read the article in the comments section for more details.