
hmmmm... ill post mine later![]()
ka relate jud ko ani. hehehe
i agree. depende ra jud na sa disiplina ug naandan na lifestyle.
25yrs old, working in BPO for 2yrs. savings kaluoy sa Dios _ _ _k+. hehe. tinigom since college.
tangible asset- laptop,digicam,class ring,appliance sa balay
working in call center really helps. basta kabalo lang pud mo gunit ug kwarta,di pataka gasto. i don't have vices aside sa reg fee sa running events. sometimes ra pd ko maka try eat restaurants if naa lang occassion or team bldg. i keep track my expenses by writing them down in a notebook showing amount i earned each payday and list sa mga nagasto though dili kay sya necessary pero at least makita jud asa padulong ang kwarta and make a fixed budget until next pay. para iwas tingbits.by nature inot ko na tao pero not to the extent na di mokaon. but i-prefer lang mo palit ug butang na di kaayo mahal.
nindot jud bitaw ilaag samot nag naay budget coz u know maka afford pero nara ghapon sa pag disiplina sa kaugalingon. don't spend much and be sure to save for the rainy days. dili kay mag 1 day millionaire,30days pulubi..![]()
Last edited by ireneolive; 06-21-2013 at 05:19 AM.

YTDs are just used as some sort of monitoring just to see how are the funds are doing. It's basically comparing its most recent price from the last price in 2012.
A more accurate way of computing for your gains (or losses) is by multiplying the number of shares that you own to the current market price. If mas dako iyang result compared to the total amount that you invested, gain ka. If not, losing pa ka.
Mutual funds and UITFs are all about owning shares. Ang appreciation sa value sa shares ang makahatag nimo ug gains and vice versa (losses kung monaog ang value sa shares).
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