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Last Updated on January 22, 2022 by Izza of SavingsPinayPH Today I am sharing the 10 best personal finance books by Pinoy authors to help you manage your finances. I started falling in love with the topic of money, finances, and business because of books. Every time I stroll in the mall (before pandemic) I…
Last Updated on April 2, 2022 by Izza of SavingsPinayPH Digital banking has never been this necessary with the rise of mobile technology and safety precautions because of the pandemic. It’s amazing how various banking services can now be done with just a few taps. In this post I’ll be sharing everything you need to…
Last Updated on December 13, 2021 by Izza of SavingsPinayPH Today we will talk about the scary four-letter word DEBT specifically on How To Get Rid of Debt and Reclaim Your Finances. I rarely talk about debt here on the blog. I am pretty much blessed to have hard-working parents. Both my mother and father worked hard…
Last Updated on December 7, 2021 by Title of the Book: It’s Your Money (Spend it, Save it, Invest it and Lead a Debt-free Life Author: Entrepreneur Magazine No. of Pages: 114 Hi everyone!!!! Today’s post is another financial book review. I hope you read the last book that i reviewed. Before 2013 ends i purchased…
Last Updated on December 7, 2021 by Book Title: You Can Be Rich Author: David King Price: 125pesos It was back in high school when this book, You Can Be Rich, has been something I am constantly seeing in bookstores. I never opened it before because it feels like it is not for Filipinos. First,…
Last Updated on December 13, 2021 by Izza of SavingsPinayPH Today I will share with you 7 money moves you can do every month in order to reset, refresh and get ahead of your finances. The beginning of every month is a crucial time frame especially for your financial health. It is the perfect time to…
Glad I was able to help you dear. I visited your blog and will truly add it on my Reading List Florin.
I love you post of about Things I Should Do Before I Turn 20, I hope the following blogpost recommendations will help you
5 Steps to Become a 20-something Millionaire
Financial Tips and Tricks for 20-Something
Why I'm Working on my Retirement Fund at the Age of 20
I forgot my username and my password, because I never really had time to log in after activating my account. I will use your tip and call them tomorrow morning. I went to my favorite BPI branch last week, and they told me to call, but I never did, since I wanted to know how the whole process goes. I was actually contemplating withdrawing all my money and opening another account when I saw this.
Thank you very much for sharing. I have been back-reading your posts and they're really useful. More power to you!