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Let’s face it—life is full of surprises. Some of it may be good, some may be bad. And others can...
Making sure you are financially secure for the future may seem like a daunting task, especially for people who have...
It’s never too late to take charge of your health. This was the message of one of the country’s hottest “fitspirations,” Raymond Gutierrez—who recently lost 65 pounds of excess weight through diet and exercise—at the launch of Philam Life’s “Live Better” campaign.
With the advent of affordable airfare and tour packages, Filipinos are traveling now more than ever. Just check your Facebook...
Championing hard work and discipline, Fortune Life gave out this year’s edition of the Ambassador Antonio Cabangon Chua Gintong Parangal para sa Edukasyon.
It is every parent's dream to send his child to college. However, given the continuously increasing rates of tuition in universities and the relatively lower rate of increase in salary that employees receive each year, securing one’s children’s future becomes a big financial challenge for many households.
Too late, I’m told, at 74, to get medical insurance. I had thought so, imagining the conditions I’m bound to develop by then—“preexisting,” as they say.
Aside from the fact that all Schengen countries* require you to have a Schengen approved travel insurance policy before these countries issue you with a visa, the reason you need travel insurance is simple: when you travel, you deal with much more uncertainty and your existing insurances won’t normally cover the risks associated with traveling overseas.
One of the main areas of a child’s life that affects how well he or she will grow into a successful and competent adult is education. For many families, education is a priceless privilege. It opens the door to an array of opportunities – or at the very least – it is regarded as a stepping stone in getting ahead through life’s hardship. Every parent dreams for their little ones to succeed in life and most of them sacrifice a lot in order to send their children to a good school in college.
Maintaining a savings account is necessary, but whether or not it is enough to financially shield a family from emergencies is something breadwinners must consider carefully.
