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How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 8 months ago #11230

How to handle your finances wisely?

Hello Everyone,

Just want to share this idea that I got from my mentor. This is with regards to handling our finances wisely.

Common sa mga pinoy na ganito ang formula na ginagamit nila when it comes to their savings.
INCOME minus EXPENSES = SAVINGS

Most of the time, the expenses becomes bigger that our income, so nothing is left for the savings anymore. If you will follow this formula, kung ano ka ngayon, 5years, 10 years from now you may still be in the same situation.
Walang pagbabago sa buhay mo. Kasi you were not able to save anything.

Let's make an adjustment sa formula. Re-arrange lang natin.
INCOME minus SAVINGS = EXPENSES

Sa ganitong formula, siguradong meron tayong maiipon. AFter putting aside 10-20% of your income to SAVINGS, then you can spend everything that is left from your INCOME.

It would also be wise to put your SAVINGS somewhere where it will generate income for you. Wag nating patulugin sa baul at hindi dadami yun. Your SAVINGS can go a long long way if you use it wisely. 5 to 10 years from now, yung naipon mo can be used for a new business venture.

Sabihin natin na kumikita ka ng P200/day. Itabi mo yung 20% nun. so P40/day. Multiply that by 30 days, P1200 in a month, P14400 in a year. Sabihin natin na ilagay mo sa mutual funds that can earn 8% per annum. In 10 years, your money could grow to more than P200,000. Ipon ka lang tuloy-tuloy for 10 years ng 40/day.

You can ask yourself, may nabago ba? Sa inipon mong 40/day for 10 years, nakapag-ipon ka. Eh kung hindi mo ginagawa yun, eh di wala kang more than P200,000! Maliit lang ang pera kasi maliit lang yung iniipon mo a day. eh kung every increase mo sa pay mo eh dinadagdagan mo, eh di mas malaki ang maiipon mo. Pano kung 1000/day ang sweldo mo and you get to save P200/day? In 10 years time, milyonaryo ka na dahil lang sa savings mo. May naiba po ba sa sitwasyon nyo? OO, meron, milyonaryo na kayo. Kung marunong ka sa pera, and you place it somewhere that could earn substantial earnings for you, you can be set for life na. Start ka ng 25-35? By age 35 or 45 meron ka nang milyon pesos! Di na biro yun. Hindi lahat ng tao nakakahawak na 1Million pesos in their life.

Kung kaya ng iba, kaya din natin. Disiplina lang sa pag-iipon.

kaya lets all start saving today. Remember the formula, INCOME minus SAVINGS = EXPENSES.

Just sharing this knowledge that I got from my mentor.

More power to everyone.

If you have tips on how to manage finances, please kindly share it here.

Thanks.
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Re:How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 8 months ago #11233

Good post Annzen. Parang nabasa ko na ito. Try these books Pwede Na! The Complete Pinoy Guide to Personal Finance & Wealth Within Your Reach - Pera Mo, Palaguin Mo.

Re:How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 8 months ago #11234

Thanks for the comment. Might be that you've read it na. Somebody just forwarded it to me so I thought of sharing it with ULOP.
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Re:How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 8 months ago #11237

an article from INQ7money

Before anything else, I just want to say that I truly appreciate your column, Question of the Day. It opened my eyes on the importance of savings. I recently read an article, \"If I had 300,000 pesos, where would I put it?\" In relation to that, I'd like to ask, if I had savings worth 20,000 pesos, how should I invest it?

I'm 23 yrs old and I've been thinking of getting a pension plan. Is that the best way to invest that kind of money? Or should I try to invest that in the stock market? Like buying blue-chip stocks? I've been thinking of putting up my own business but I'm not even sure what kind of business I want. My main concern is that I don't want that amount of money to just sit in the bank. I'd really appreciate it if you could give me some financial advice.

Thank you and God bless!

Ivy

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Dear Ivy, Congratulations on your 20,000-peso savings. It's not easy to save up that amount at so young an age and with many, many temptations to spend. It is also good that you realize early on that your money should also be made to work for you and not just sit idly in a savings account.

The bigger challenge, however, is to determine what you want to invest for and what kind of risk levels you are willing to take. For instance, you have to know if you are investing to build up funds to set up your business (which would probably be within the next few years), for the college education of your future children or even for your retirement. All things being equal, the longer your investment period, the more risks you can take.

Assuming you have decided on what kind of risk-return profile you have, here are some of the investments out there that you may want to consider:

Time Deposits

Retail Treasury Bills

Retail Treasury Bonds

Mutual Funds

Pre-Need plans

Stocks

Discussing each of the above would make this email very long. Fortunately, there is a detailed discussion on the above investment instruments in the book that I wrote entitled \"Pwede Na! The Complete Pinoy Guide to Personal Finance. The book also comes with a software that will help you determine:

1. How much you would need to invest today to send your child to college 2. How much you would need to set aside today to provide for a comfortable retirement for yourself (and your loved one) 3. The effective rate on your loans 4. The starting amount for buying life insurance 5. The effective yield on your pre-need plan.

More importantly, the book talks about how the ordinary Filipino can make use of what is available in the Philippines to straighten out his personal finances. Writing the book is my way of helping our countrymen solve their individual financial crises while improving on the wealth of others.

I hope you have a happy investing experience. Please email me should you need any clarifications with regard to the book.

Thank you.

Re:How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 8 months ago #11239

Know Where YOU Stand.

Buckminster Fuller determined that Wealth is the measure of how many days forward you would survive if you stopped working.
The method of calculating your Wealth is to calculate your monthly expenses. This is everything you pay out, mortgage, credit cards, running costs on vehicles, transportation costs, general living expenses, clothing, cleaning, rates, taxes, rent, etc.

Then you calculate your monthly income from your assets, not counting any salary or wages you might have. This is from rent, dividends, interest, share of business profits (assuming that you don't actually work in the business), royalties, etc.

Subtract your monthly expenses from your monthly income. If your income exceeds your expenses - you are Wealthy.
If your expenses exceed your income - you are Poor.

If you have monthly expenses of P20,000 and asset cash flow of P10,000 per month, you can last half the month. When your asset cash flow exceeds your monthly expenses you have achieved true Financial Independance. Keep your expenses below your asset cash flow and your Wealth will continue to grow.

Total Monthly Asset Income = P???????
Subtract -
Total Monthly Expenses = P???????

Total Surplus/Shortfall = P???????

Will you survive?

Notice that the Definition of Poor had nothing to do with How Much money you have, just do you have more than your expenses or not? Many people think that Rich and/or Poor are absolute numbers but that is not the case. If it were so, would P1,000,000 per year be Rich and P999,000 per year be Poor? Of course not. In some countries P50,000 per year is Rich while in others P500,000 per year is Poor. It is about having a Surplus. More than you need. That is achievable by everyone.

Buckminster Fuller also determined that most people were only 3 pay periods away from bankruptcy. In this age of retrenching, downsizing, closures and redundancies, it is important that you get your asset base growing.

An old Chinese Proverb states \"Dig your Well Before you Thirst.\" Good advice at any time.
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Re:How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 8 months ago #11240

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Re:How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 8 months ago #11288

ok! yan wag tayong maging ubus biyaya bukas nakatunganga.

Re:How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 6 months ago #15490

Tumpak! Im gonna let my girl read this thread hehe...<br><br>Post edited by: aenixx, at: 2006/08/13 23:05
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Re:How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 6 months ago #15581

gamecore_online wrote:
ok! yan wag tayong maging ubus biyaya bukas nakatunganga.

O.T
francis m yan ah. ahihihi
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Re:How 2 handle ur finances wisely 5 years, 6 months ago #15583

tip ko lang din ha,

mag open kayo ng check account mas ok ito kapag magbabayad ng bills. instead na magdala kayo ng pera papuntang bayd center checque nal ang ibayad ninyo
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