Your Life In Perspective

Financial Independence: The 10 Point Roadmap on How to Get There

As we celebrate Philippine Independence on June 12, ask yourself the question "Am I really free?".

Health Insurance: Necessity or Unnecessary

Unlike the pre-pandemic era where you spend most of your time outside and always on the move, which keeps you at least relatively healthy. The pandemic era confines us to our homes, unable to move much, and at high risk when it comes to health problems.

Angel Investing: Become an Angel Investor to Someone

Starting a business endeavor requires not just confidence in the product you are trying to sell but also some form of capital. Either you can solo the expense or ask the help of others through investors through startups or Angel Investors.

Financial Stress and Mental Health

The month of May is Mental Health Awareness month. This awareness celebration may not be as more pronounced pre-pandemic era, but now that we are still in the middle of a pandemic, and are slowly accepting this new normal. Taking care of our mental health is more of a priority now compared to before.

How to Effectively Invest in Cryptocurrency

This is not the first rodeo for cryptocurrencies to make rounds in mainstream media outlets. The only difference now is that because of the pandemic, more eyes are glued to their screens and were able to observe this bull run.

Measuring Happiness - The 5 Stages of Happiness

An article published by www.expensivity.com laid out the annual Satisfying Salary level or income satiation of each country, where the Philippines is clocked at 28,000 US Dollars or 1.3 million in PH currency.

The Top Two Hindrances to Success

If you ask financial experts about their views about investing, most of them will tell you to start early, be patient, and be consistent.

The Sunk Cost Fallacy: Why It Is Important to Know When to Quit

When it comes to Stock Market investing, the basic play is to fund the investment regularly for a long time. But because of our era of fast information travel, many investors had become impatient and wrongfully applied this notion of being "fast" to investing.