Question: How much of my income should I save? How much of my savings should I allocate for retirement, education, emergency funds and other future costs?—Allan Magtoto, corporate employee via e-mail Answer: There are no hard and fast rules when it comes … Continue reading →
Question: How much of my income should I save? How much of my savings should I allocate for retirement, education, emergency funds and other future costs?—Allan Magtoto, corporate employee via e-mail Answer: There are no hard and fast rules when it comes … Continue reading →
The BRIC is so yesterday. Here’s another good reason why investing is now more fun in the Philippines. Sick man of Asia no more!
Watch this video.
As I was about to write this blog, I had what writers call a ‘writer’s block’ which is really a lame excuse for not writing, haha! I wanted to write something the readers would like to read about so I … Continue reading →
As I was about to write this blog, I had what writers call a ‘writer’s block’ which is really a lame excuse for not writing, haha! I wanted to write something the readers would like to read about so I … Continue reading →
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The wealthiest country in the world based on per capita income is Qatar. This is according to the latest list of the world’s richest countries compiled and published by Forbes magazine on February 2012. The Arab Gulf emirate of 1.7 million people topped the list thanks to the oil prices recovery and its vast natural [...]
How did Noynoy handle the economy in 2011? Many things happened that contributed to slowing of a much needed economic growth – Japan earthquake, Eurozone debt crisis, etc. However, it will seem that the Aquino government also played a big … Continue reading →
Here’s an interesting video on the controversial subject of income equality or shall I say income inequality.
Debt crisis, austerity moves, bail outs, political leadership changes, markets on a pogo stick – these are the “new normal” in a “new economy.” As I find update myself with the world economic events, it makes me think I am … Continue reading →
As I end the 2012 Outlook series, I am proud to feature the views of a highly respected academic and economist from the University of Santo Tomas. I had the privilege to meet and collaborate with Mr. Alvin Ang and … Continue reading →
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