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  1. #41

    Quote Originally Posted by dalmacio View Post
    i pay more attention on CASHFLOW and PASSIVE INCOME. for example: you have a monthly average expenses of 50t pesos. and you have an average monthly cashflow of 200t pesos net, accumulated from different sources like monthly rental income from real estate, average monthly retained earnings from business, computed monthly average dividends from cooperatives, computed monthly profit from farm harvest and etc.

    from this 200t net monthly cashflow. you will allocate amount for monthly expenses, funds for emergency, health care, retirement, investment and reinvestment, entertainment, travel ang among others. you may never need a retirement fund for this amount. you could retire right away.

    i dont rely in long term investment in stocks, mutual funds, bonds, and the likes. it should be short term or medium term investment only depending on market condition. wherein if the value of your investment become substantial, you will redeem your investment then re invest it to an asset that could give you income. long term investment on these vehicles mean, its really too long to wait the profit of your investment. to long to wait to savor the fruit of your labor. ur investment will be stucked there for a long time. planning to enjoy the benefits when u retire pa? ka dugay gud.

    what i mean is. i rather focus on investment that could provide me income, whether monthly, quarterly or anually.
    Nindot na bro, naa kay income karon dapat ka mu set aside gamay ana para long term. "You must save during your productive years. Nasa huli parin ang pag sisisi". Dapat kahibaw sad ka asa ang right vehicles sa imung short term profits kay basi magasto ra na nimu tanan. Just an advice.

  2. #42
    Quote Originally Posted by the_guardian View Post
    bitaw i agree!

    pero lisura nga dili e-gasto oiz!

    testingi ug lista kada item nga imo nagasto.
    ibutang ug excel file.
    kutob sa piso nga nabawas sa imo pitaka kay ilista pud.
    ilista pud ang imo mga withdrawal sa imo atm
    after a month tan.awa sa imo listahan kung unsa kadugay mahurot imo na withdraw before ka mo withdraw ug balik.
    tan.awa pud unsa nga item ang imo gigastohan ang dli nimo kailangan.
    makita jud nimo pila imo nagasto sa mga butang nga dli nimo kailangan.

  3. #43
    Quote Originally Posted by moz_k2 View Post
    testingi ug lista kada item nga imo nagasto.
    ibutang ug excel file.
    kutob sa piso nga nabawas sa imo pitaka kay ilista pud.
    ilista pud ang imo mga withdrawal sa imo atm
    after a month tan.awa sa imo listahan kung unsa kadugay mahurot imo na withdraw before ka mo withdraw ug balik.
    tan.awa pud unsa nga item ang imo gigastohan ang dli nimo kailangan.
    makita jud nimo pila imo nagasto sa mga butang nga dli nimo kailangan.
    agree nice exercise....really helps..

  4. #44
    bitaw noh? tistingan ko ni!

    Quote Originally Posted by moz_k2 View Post
    testingi ug lista kada item nga imo nagasto.
    ibutang ug excel file.
    kutob sa piso nga nabawas sa imo pitaka kay ilista pud.
    ilista pud ang imo mga withdrawal sa imo atm
    after a month tan.awa sa imo listahan kung unsa kadugay mahurot imo na withdraw before ka mo withdraw ug balik.
    tan.awa pud unsa nga item ang imo gigastohan ang dli nimo kailangan.
    makita jud nimo pila imo nagasto sa mga butang nga dli nimo kailangan.

  5. #45
    Yes, hehehe dugay nasad ko cge buhat anang ilista mga expenses, both assest ug liabilities. mao na dili ta maka mata kay wala may nag tudlo ana na paagi. Hehehe. Di ba ma shock ka na murag grabe jud imung nagasto. Hehehe

  6. #46
    mao bah....che awat2 pud ko ani..start ko sugod karon

  7. #47
    nagbuhat na pod ko ani sa una kanang lista lista. pero ako tong gi automate para convenient bah, gi buhatan nako ug program kanang gitawag nga filemaker pro for databases.

    bale wat i did, i add up my total monthly income. then add up pod total monthly expenses. kada gasto ug kada dawat money, e encode nako sa computer. total monthly income - total monthly expenses = cashflow. then i noticed nga akong expenses is near equal to my monthly income. so nakabalu ko ngano diay nga dili gyud ka save ato. then i decided to sort and cut off my unnecessary spending to have a room for savings and investment. example kanang unnecessary travel, extravagant spending on unnecessary items. kanang mo palit ka ug relo bah nga naa na kay 3 ka relo, kanang cge outing or cge nyt life. kanang mo palit ka mahal nga celfon unya dili ra diay nimo magamit ang mga features. dapat maka distinguish ka unsa ang needs or unsa ang wants lng. its like living within ur means. unya disiplina lng gyud nga dili matintal pataka gasto. till now naka maintain ko set aside 40% of my average monthly income for savings, investment, emergency fund etc.

  8. #48
    Quote Originally Posted by dalmacio View Post
    nagbuhat na pod ko ani sa una kanang lista lista. pero ako tong gi automate para convenient bah, gi buhatan nako ug program kanang gitawag nga filemaker pro for databases.

    bale wat i did, i add up my total monthly income. then add up pod total monthly expenses. kada gasto ug kada dawat money, e encode nako sa computer. total monthly income - total monthly expenses = cashflow. then i noticed nga akong expenses is near equal to my monthly income. so nakabalu ko ngano diay nga dili gyud ka save ato. then i decided to sort and cut off my unnecessary spending to have a room for savings and investment. example kanang unnecessary travel, extravagant spending on unnecessary items. kanang mo palit ka ug relo bah nga naa na kay 3 ka relo, kanang cge outing or cge nyt life. kanang mo palit ka mahal nga celfon unya dili ra diay nimo magamit ang mga features. dapat maka distinguish ka unsa ang needs or unsa ang wants lng. its like living within ur means. unya disiplina lng gyud nga dili matintal pataka gasto. till now naka maintain ko set aside 40% of my average monthly income for savings, investment, emergency fund etc.
    Hehehe! Smells IMG. Hehehehe!

  9. #49
    financial literacy na bro, dili img

  10. #50
    financial literacy or IMG...whatever, for good man siya

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