Despite all that’s happened this 2020 and money being a little tight, I’ve had many major purchases (and one unexpected expense) compared to previous years. Without further ado, here are my top 5
I don’t know where exactly I got this idea of the fun fund but I’ve always had this category ever since I religiously started budgeting. I’ve always had it because I’m a spender. I love
In the wake of the 4 strong typhoons that hit the Philippines (one just about to leave but still tailing heavy rains), people are left homeless and hungry. It is our duty and responsibility to HELP
I never knew NFG before I read this book but I am glad I stumbled upon her on Instagram. The outline of How To YOLO Wisely is the typical beginner’s guide to personal finance books. She tells you
I am 5k away from my end of year net worth goal. However, I am having a bit of a dilemma with the numbers. I am saving up for a new phone and the money I have saved up for this purpose is included in
In terms of money, knowing what you value and what your priorities are important. It gives you direction on what you want to spend on and where you want to allocate your money. I prioritize helping
Next year, January 2021, my BF and I will be starting to save for a lot for our dream house. We are planning to save 5,000 each per month which will give us 120,000 by the end of the year. This will
I lost 20% of income during the second quarter of the year and I decided to do some side hustles to compensate for the loss. I actually never side hustled before because I enjoy my days off. I
Did you find yourself complaining a lot over our government’s response to the pandemic? I did. Did you do anything about it? The single best thing that you can do to make our country a better
Savings rate is the percentage of money you save (and invest) versus your total income. It can easily be computed by dividing your monthly savings amount by your monthly income. Read further down