Kris Bernal's fans received some words of wisdom from the actress' mom Analyn when it comes to saving up for the future.
A 16-year-old Japanese senior HS student used her personal savings to build a library for a primary school in Cambodia.
Whoever thought of the idiom “Save it for a rainy day” was most probably not Filipino. If we take it literally, given the stormy weather these past weeks, there may not be any savings left!
New Year's resolutions can be invigorating.
It's a brand new year and a chance to do things right. As such, some resolutions tend to show up again and again on lists, such as save more, spend less and lose weight.
Before we bid goodbye to 2016, please make sure you no longer have the old Philippine currency.
Travel is my primary indulgence. I love it more than shopping, which is probably because traveling gives me more chances to shop.
As they say, it ain’t over till it’s over. So what to do until then? Well, for us seniors, instead of thinking about aging, we ought to be making plans, as everybody else ought to do.
It’s school opening time again. To many parents and guardians, it is not necessarily a most pleasant time. Some of us would have borrowed or used up what little savings we have for tuition. And yet, the start of classes will force open our wallets wider still. There are books and school materials to be bought, clothes, school bus and many more. That the rains had started, albeit still intermittent, just add to the gloom of the times.
Let us start 2012 year right by adopting little changes that are easy to do. I do not have to tell you how prices of things, particularly food, just keep going up and up. We are lucky if we are still able to buy enough food, but many Filipinos have to do without a lot of things. We can help ourselves and other people by being less wasteful.
No matter how hard we try to keep it out of mind, I am sure most of us are already thinking about the coming holiday season and how we are going to deal with the additional expenses that cannot be avoided.
