Filipino DigiPreneur

28/07/2020

WATCH: April Lynn Tan talks about the Ayala Land REIT (AREIT) in our FREE webinar at bit.ly/COLwebinar-AREIT

Along with our moderator Ed Martinez, Head of COL Premium, COL Chief Equity Strategist April Tan goes over:
- What REITs are, and how they work
- The company background and IPO details for AREIT, the country's first REIT
- Whether or not AREIT is a good investment

You can watch this webinar recording until August 11, 2020, by going to bit.ly/COLwebinar-AREIT :)

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For more information about REIT investing, you can also check out the following:
- For our guide on REITs, download the ebook/PDF at bit.ly/COLREITebook
- For a short video explaining REITs, go to bit.ly/COLREITbasics
- We also have a short video from COL Investment Management President Marvin V. Fausto where he shares his REIT advice from a portfolio strategy perspective at bit.ly/COLREITportfoliostrategy

For the steps on how to subscribe to an IPO, you can:
- go to bit.ly/COLsubscribetoipo
- email us at [email protected]
- send us a private message here on Facebook

22/07/2020

On Saturday, we're launching a new means of bettering our vision of enabling Filipinos of all walks of life on business, finance, leadership, personal development and creatives with the Money That Matters Facebook Community Group Page! To promote our launch, we've created this Facebook Frame.

To join the launch over Facebook Live, simply click the link http://ow.ly/2J1r50ACEuG to be with us online at 5:30 PM. We'll welcome our very first Community members and enjoy the late afternoon with other slated activities so don't miss it! See you!

22/07/2020

Join kayo guys. This will be both fun and educational :D

TalkBytes. PostBytes. On Saturday, we're launching a new means to make sure our help can better reach all Filipinos of all walks of life! Be there online at 5:30PM as we launch our Money That Matters Community Facebook Group where we further the transfer of knowledge on business, finance, leadership, personal development and creatives for more of our personal money that matters! See you!
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19/06/2020

Madalas mo din bang tinatanong ang sarili mo kung saan napupunta ang pera mo? Eto ang mga dapat mong gawin.

18/06/2020

Are you part of the "Sandwich Generation"?


Yung sinusuportahan mo na yung immediate family mo (asawa't mga anak mo) pero naka asa pa din sa'yo yung mga magulang mo.


Tapos hindi ka nakaka ipon kasi kulang pa ang kinikita mo sa perang pang suporta sa sariling pamilya at sa mga magulang mo?


So wala kang retirement fund na maiipon.


Kapag nagretire ka, yung anak mo naman ang mapapabilang sa Sandwich Generation dahil ikaw naman ang aasa sa kanya.


Hanggang sa maging cycle na sya sa mga kaapu-apuhan mo.


Isa itong malungkot na realidad.


Pero hindi pa huli ang lahat.


Gusto mo bang pag planuhan natin ang finances mo upang hindi na mapabilang sa Sandwich Generation ang mga anak mo?


I message mo lang ako or sagutan mo itong form sa baba:

bit.ly/alvinvergafinancialadvisor


Make your money work for you!

18/06/2020

If you bought 1,000 shares of Merry Mart before its initial public offering (IPO) last Monday, June 15, at its IPO price of one peso per share, your total cost will be P1000.


After three days, Merry Mart's stock price went up to P3.33 per share.


The total value of your shares is now P3,330.


if you would sell those shares today, your gain would be P2,330. In short, you just earned 233% of your capital.


Simple computation:
Invested amount: P1,000
Gains: P3,330
Total Returns: P2,330 or 233%


Congratulations to those who bought and earned from this stock. The grocery operator Merry Mart is the newest company built by Injap Sia, who is also the founder of Mang Inasal.


Investing in the Philippine stock market presents a great opportunity for us to earn. :)


But of course, all types of investments like the stock market have risks so we need to be careful and we should study first before we invest.


Want to learn more about investing? Just message me or schedule a free financial planning session with me in the form below:

bit.ly/alvinvergafinancialadvisor


Make your money work for you!

11/06/2020

1. Your Family Relies On You

On a base level, life insurance is about protecting your family financially if something should happen to you, the wage earner.


2. You Have Outstanding Debts

if you pass away, your debt burden may be passed to your spouse even if he or she is not the co-signer. Magluluksa na nga sila, magkaka utang pa. Your life insurance can pay for your debts.


3. You Can Choose a Plan That Fits Your Budget

There are two main types of life insurance: whole life and term life. Whole life insurance doesn't expire and your beneficiaries will receive the value of your policy when you pass away. Term life has a specific term length, typically 10, 15, 20, or 30 years. If you were to pass away during the term, your beneficiaries receive the amount equal to your policy value.

Term life is a good option if you are looking for a safety net to cover costs until your kids grow up or until you pay off your mortgage or other loans. Napaka mura din nito kumpara sa whole life - a healthy 30-year old could get a 5-year policy term for as low as P15 per day.


4. Peace of Mind

While most people don’t like to think about life insurance and death, having a plan can actually make you happier today. Sounds weird, but it’s true.

Basically, a big part of your uneasiness comes from the unknown. By changing the unknown to a known, you take away a lot of the anxiety around it.


5. It's Easy - You Can Apply 100% Online

Many companies now offer a fully online life insurance experience, cutting out the paperwork and hassle of meeting with an agent.


Thinking about life insurance doesn’t have to be scary. Death is a fact of life. Ang magagawa mo nalang ay pag planuhan ang kinabukasan ng mga mahal mo sa buhay kung ito ay mangyayari ng mas maaga sa inaasahan.

Having a life insurance plan can make you less stressed and even happier!


P.S. Gusto mo maging INSURED at SECURED ka ngayong panahon ng CRISIS? Hayaan mo akong tulungan ka. Sagutan mo lang itong form sa baba.
https://bit.ly/alvinvergafinancialadvisor


Make your money work for you!

10/06/2020

The 50/30/20 rule divides your take-home income into three categories: 50% for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for savings.

It is a super-easy way to save money for your long-term goals while still having enough money for fun and for living a comfortable life.

Want to learn more about budgeting and managing your finances? Let me help you with that by answering the form below.
https://bit.ly/alvinvergafinancialadvisor

Make your money work for you!

05/06/2020

Is this a Darvas breakout candle for $FLI? The volume looks nice.