The GStocks PH feature of GInvest in GCash has started to roll out to users. It’s not available for all but you can check your GCash app and see if it’s available for you. Don’t get giddy just yet since … Continue reading
CIMB Bank promo interest rates usually change on a monthly basis and at times most account holders are unable to keep up. The confusing promo interest is one reason why some people tend to shy away from CIMB Bank. Although … Continue reading
Note: this is no longer applicable. The latest update on the interest rate offered by GoTyme can be found here. On March 31, 2023, GoTyme Bank decided to go toe to toe with the likes of Maya, CIMB, and Seabank … Continue reading
Variable Universal Life insurance (VUL) is a life insurance plus investment program rolled into one. That’s the easiest explanation that I can provide. If it’s still unclear to you, this insurance policy is offered the most by “financial agents” from … Continue reading
I compiled several frequently asked questions (FAQs) that I’ve read on social media about SSS. Hopefully, this helps you out and if you have other questions, feel free to comment down below. How do I check my SSS contributions online? … Continue reading
Let’s admit it, for beginners, investing in stocks can be a bit overwhelming and intimidating. Hence, people tend to shy away from stocks. One of the most popular investment options for beginners is mutual funds. So for today’s post, we’ll … Continue reading
Do you want to get into real estate but don’t have the capital, then investing in REITs might be your answer. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are an increasingly popular way for investors to gain exposure to the real estate … Continue reading
The Pag-IBIG Fund just released the dividend rate for 2022 a few hours earlier today. They touted it as the highest dividend rate since the Covid-19 Pandemic. What are the dividend rates for Regular Savings and MP2? The dividend rate … Continue reading
Most people often mistake Life Insurance for an investment but in reality, it’s actually an expense. The person who buys it (for himself) doesn’t actually benefit from it, hence why it’s an expense for that person rather than an investment. … Continue reading
You’ve probably heard about ETFs or Exchange-Traded Funds a few times, not only on this blog but on other sites as well. So for today’s post, let’s delve into the discussion about ETFs. What is an Exchange-Traded Fund or ETF? … Continue reading