Living on PHP 20,000 Philippine Pesos in 2024
Living within a tight budget can often seem like an insurmountable challenge, especially in a world where the cost of living continues to rise. In the Philippines, a country renowned for its vibrant culture
Does ordering food via GrabFood become expensive and lead to financial broke?
In recent months, Filipinos have observed a sharp surge in the prices of food orders through the widely used delivery platform, GrabFood. What once seemed like a convenient and affordable option for enjoying meals
Transforming Lives: How GCash is Elevating the Quality of Life in the Philippines
In the digital age, where convenience and accessibility reign supreme, financial technology has emerged as a powerful tool in revolutionizing the way we manage our money. Among the pioneers in this financial revolution is
More Filipino prefer cashless payment than traditional method
During an interview, Jeff Navaro, the Visa Country Manager for the Philippines and Guam, highlighted the growing trend of Filipinos embracing cashless payments in 2022 due to the convenience and ease of use they
Top 7 Digital Banks in the Philippines for 2023: Manage Your Money Digitally
In the Philippines market, there is a growing trend of digital banks. Despite being slower in adoption compared to other Asian countries, customer enrollments have significantly increased since 2020. The emergence of these new
Living on a 15k month salary: Still possible in 2024?
Year 2024, where inflation hit so hard and the cost of living skyrocketed!But a 15,000 monthly are still possible in Metro Manila? Firstly, it depends, second, it is really really hard! and lastly, you
Petsa de Peligro: How to survive
Petsa de Peligro, one of the common expression we heard especially from employees out there. In Layman’s term, it’s a financial warning on the end of month. What is Petsa de Peligro? Petsa de
To Save or To Invest: Deciding the Best Approach for Your Money
Introduction: Money is an important part of our lives, and many of us want to make the most of it. Whether it’s paying bills, buying a home, or just having a nest egg for