With the Philippine SEC going after unregistered trading platforms that offer US stocks, some are left wondering what would be the next-best option. How to buy US stocks via an SEC-registered company? Well, you can always try Shari-Shari if you … Continue reading
The latest promo of CIMB, other than the name, doesn’t differ much from their previous Sunkissed promo. Just like before, existing customers can get up to 15% interest per annum while new customers can get as high as 9% p.a. … Continue reading
The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued an advisory against the use of eToro to anyone living in the Philippines. What is the advisory about? Basically, the Philippine SEC is saying that eToro doesn’t have the license to offer securities … Continue reading
In the past, paying your Pag-IBIG MP2 contributions using a debit card or via bank will cost you 1.75% in fees. Nowadays, more banks are making it easier for you to pay your Pag-IBIG MP2 contributions with a low convenience … Continue reading
CIMB is back at it again with their ladder-up interest rate promo, similar to that of Maya. For the latest promo, existing customers can get up to 15% interest per annum while new customers can get as high as 9% … Continue reading
Banks are now charging fees when cashing into GCash nowadays. Gone is the free “cash in” to GCash offered by some banks like BPI. Fret not, there are ways to cash into GCash without incurring any fees. How to cash … Continue reading
When paying MP2 contributions, I always recommend doing it via the Virtual Pag-IBIG website. However, let’s admit that paying MP2 contributions via debit/credit card will cost you a 1.75% convenience fee. So that’s a bit costly if you’re going to … Continue reading
Starting March 1, 2024, the new interest rate is now pegged at 4% per annum from the previous 5%. Any other changes? Other than the change in the interest rate per annum, there are no other changes to GoTyme. They … Continue reading
As discussed in a previous post, CIMB recently introduced its MaxSave Time Deposit accounts where you can earn as much as 7.5% interest per annum. Steps to create a CIMB MaxSave Time Deposit account Step 1: Ensure that you have … Continue reading
I’m sure you’re aware of both GSave and UPSave of CIMB. But did you know that they now offer time deposits as well? Yep, their high-interest time deposit account is called MaxSave. What is MaxSave? MaxSave is a CIMB’s time … Continue reading