Disclaimer: This vid is not sponsored by anything. It's all my personal view/opinion. Thank you everyone for watching. 🩷 Check out the description for the product links. Also, really encourage the use of Maya savings aside from traditional banks. ☺️ Stay safe, y'all!
truee digital banks this days offer much higher interest than traditional banks. As for me my EF is deposited in gotyme I like it's feature where you can categorize your savings. I'll try maya next
Hi rhae maganda ba gamitin ang maya app gusto ko kasi gayahin ka sa pagiipon kaso hassle kasi sa mismo bangko at saka tamad ako pumila haha kasi na pansin ko maya lagi ang sinasabi mo para makaipon ❤😊 madali ba gamitin iyan sa katulad ko medyo may edad 😅 34 na ako wala pa ako ipon.. Okie ba gamitin iyan tnx kung mababa sa mo ito 😊
I'm actually a Financial Management graduate but personally, i dont know how to handle my own money 😅 while scrolling through FB reels, there's a video talking about baby steps. It's not for the real babies 😂 but it's a step by step process on how to manage your money. Baby step one is creating an EF of at least $1k and so far, i still haven't achieved that 😂 but since i have the baby steps, i know now what steps to be taken. Just wanted to share that 🤗
Rhae, interesting video about saving money. I have a few questions: In Australia, people invest money in the stock market to hopefully receive larger returns in the future. Is this something people do in the Philippines? Also, in Australia, when one works, a part of one's salary is put into a pension plan - it is called superannuation. At the moment, it is about 12 % of our salary. A person can then access this pension at the age of 60. The money that goes into superannuation is invested in the stock market. You mentioned an emergency fund. Do you have Income Protection insurance in the Philippines? For example, in Australia, if a person gets sick and cannot work, they receive about 50 to 75 % of their salary while they are sick. This type of insurance is expensive, but we can access this through our pension plan. This could be an alternative to a large emergency fund or a combination of both. Thanks, Shaun
Disclaimer: This vid is not sponsored by anything. It's all my personal view/opinion.
Thank you everyone for watching. 🩷
Check out the description for the product links. Also, really encourage the use of Maya savings aside from traditional banks. ☺️
Stay safe, y'all!
truee digital banks this days offer much higher interest than traditional banks. As for me my EF is deposited in gotyme I like it's feature where you can categorize your savings. I'll try maya next
That's true! Plus, maya has goals in savings and time depo that you can explore. :)
This is a great video and you have a lot of wonderful tips. Thanks for taking us along.😊
Thank you for watching! 🩷
Hi rhae maganda ba gamitin ang maya app gusto ko kasi gayahin ka sa pagiipon kaso hassle kasi sa mismo bangko at saka tamad ako pumila haha kasi na pansin ko maya lagi ang sinasabi mo para makaipon ❤😊 madali ba gamitin iyan sa katulad ko medyo may edad 😅 34 na ako wala pa ako ipon..
Okie ba gamitin iyan tnx kung mababa sa mo ito 😊
Yes nagpunta kami diyan sa Gloriette mall and nag rent ng hanbok sa gowoon ph.
I'm actually a Financial Management graduate but personally, i dont know how to handle my own money 😅 while scrolling through FB reels, there's a video talking about baby steps. It's not for the real babies 😂 but it's a step by step process on how to manage your money. Baby step one is creating an EF of at least $1k and so far, i still haven't achieved that 😂 but since i have the baby steps, i know now what steps to be taken. Just wanted to share that 🤗
Handling money can really be hard. :) and yes to having an EF!
🙌🙌🙌 Yay! Finally! A Filipino vlogger who plays Genshin! 😂😂😂
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Gsto ko dn mag work po
Rhae, interesting video about saving money. I have a few questions: In Australia, people invest money in the stock market to hopefully receive larger returns in the future. Is this something people do in the Philippines? Also, in Australia, when one works, a part of one's salary is put into a pension plan - it is called superannuation. At the moment, it is about 12 % of our salary. A person can then access this pension at the age of 60. The money that goes into superannuation is invested in the stock market.
You mentioned an emergency fund. Do you have Income Protection insurance in the Philippines? For example, in Australia, if a person gets sick and cannot work, they receive about 50 to 75 % of their salary while they are sick. This type of insurance is expensive, but we can access this through our pension plan. This could be an alternative to a large emergency fund or a combination of both.
Thanks, Shaun
Afaik, we don't have income protection insurance
Love the video! Hiring ba kayo ng Data Analyst diyan?
Thank youu! 🫶 Hindi eh.
A great tip.Thank you.
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hello meron po ba kayo sample ng budget spreadsheets?
Hello. I'll share one soon. ☺️
Wow so rich. I need money from you.
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