Money Talks

To our ball of sunshine Coach Yssa, you will be terribly missed. May you rest in peace in the arms of Abba Father. No more pain...no more suffering. We love you, Yssa! 😘😘😘

MALAYA

Napuyat ka rin ba dahil sa 12.12?! 😄😄😄

Nakapag- na ako para sa huling online sale ng taon. Pero higit sa lahat nag- din ako. Charrrr!!! 🤣🤣🤣

Kidding aside, know how you can be creative ngayong with the 3Gs that we will be sharing with you this Saturday sa Moms at Heart .

Inviting you all to listen to our weekly radio program, . Topic this afternoon is " ." This is today at 2pm in 702 DZAS - FEBC Radio . 😊😊😊

WHY BECOME A FINANCIAL ADVISOR?

Job satisfaction, especially for Millenials, plays a significant role for them to keep on doing what they are doing. Being a financial advisor paves the way for that - a job satisfaction rate of as high as 97%. Now, that is something hard to top. If you're undecided yet if you should be a Financial Advisor, then maybe this is the sign!

Money Tip #5
Try to avoid debt.

While having debts is not necessarily wrong, rather having liabilities more than what you can pay is what takes us in a bad light. Hence, as much as possible we should avoid debt. Debts, especially unpaid ones, can give us a headache and may lead to anxiety. That is why our credit cards have a credit limit to allow us to spend only what we can handle. Don't go overboard with spending. Again, needs over wants, at all times.

Know God and His ways. You’ll never get lost if you follow Him. So stay with Him. Stay connected. Stay in sync.

Money Tip #4
Track your spending.

Its the holiday season, the season of giving and SPENDING. It’s good to know where your money was spent, especially for the holidays. Knowing that a lot of sales are coming our way. This may be a chance to save more and spend less on something we NEED (the priority).

A sale can be a blessing or otherwise. You decide 😬