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Top 8 Investments You Can Start for as Low as P100 a day
Hindi po dahilan ang walang pera para hindi makapagsimulang mag-invest. Nowadays, investment is for everyone. Yes and I mean lahat kahit mga nagtitinda sa palengke, balut vendor, OFW, housewife and even college students or that young child your holding. The first...
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Limang klase ng Pag-big
1. Pag-ibig na hindi minamadali. Sa panahon ngayon na lahat ng bagay ay instant, karamihan gusto may "date" sa araw ng mga puso na nameet lang online. Pagkatapos ng ilang araw dahil "kilig" lang pinairal, eh ang kilig may expiration yan, so after maexpire, marealize...
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Formula ng Bayan: Pay Yourself First
Promise peksman! Mag-save na ako next month! Bakit ba mahirap magsimula? Paano nga ba mag-umpisa? Yan ang pag-uusapan natin sa blog na ito or pwede mo din panuorin sa video na ito: Alam mo kasi kaibigan, may dalawang formula pagdating sa ating financial life....
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Make Money With No Investment -Starting From Scratch
In the beginning it's a tentative situation. Your first few deals are small potatoes. To make money with no investment is not entirely accurate. Everyone has access to something. Some small amount that will be allocated for wealth building. I think back to when I was...
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Choosing Stocks from a Consumer Perspective
Investing in the stock market sometimes boils down to one essential element, namely good choices. No matter how well we do our research, how often we buy and sell, or how much we pay experts for their tips and advice, without choosing stocks that represent value, we...
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Managing Personal Finance Is Key For Long Term Financial Health
The ability to manage your personal finance is key for successful long term financial health and stability. Regardless of how much you earn, being able to make your income work for you is essential. Not everyone requires a large salary and an expensive home and car to...
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT GEE ISA-AL
Are you an OFW? You must read this book. Your financial future depends on it.
BO SANCHEZThis is personal finance from someone who totally understands and appreciates the adventures of Filipinos in foreign lands who share hopes and dreams for a better life.Gee has a unique point of view – she walked the path and has the authority to write about what truly works. This book is a must for all who desire genuine financial stability and prosperity after years of toils and sacrifices.
REX MA. A. MENDOZAI was crying while reading this book because I can feel the pain of many OFWs. Thank you so much Gee for coming out with this book. There is so much HOPE that our OFWs can look forward to if they have the right information. This book will surely inspire and guide many of our OFWs! More power and God bless you more!
FELY SANTIAGOThis needs to be in everyone’s collection of must-read books. The knowledge shared will definitely be beneficial to a lot of people. Congratulations Gee, and on to your next book.
PAULO M. TIBIG
ABOUT GEE ISA-AL
Geraldine Isa-al or Gee as she is widely known discovered that writing about being a migrant worker and financial educator is a way to raise awareness about personal finance to her fellow migrant workers.
After getting an Accountancy Degree in Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, she worked in a fire protection company in the Philippines and then join an accounting firm in Singapore. But she always knew that working abroad is just temporary and does not guarantee financial stability.
Gee lives and works in Singapore but is advocating personal financial literacy. Aside from giving talks on how to be a good steward of God’s wealth, she is also active serving in a catholic charismatic community called Light of Jesus Community Singapore.
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