A Bull's Eye View

Have you ever been in a situation where you looked lost with nowhere to go? This may not only apply in driving along a random road, but in life in general.

I've been there. Probably about a bunch of times. When I realized that after everything that has happened, where exactly is it leading me? 

The latest came about a week ago. I was on a roll, setting my plans and priorities for that day the night before. They included appointments, meetings, meet-ups with friends, and time for myself which includes having a book on my hands. I'd made a couple of those to-do lists worked out at the start of the day.

Then, one by one, some of my plans for the day started to falter. Appointments getting cancelled. Meetings postponed. Lost track of the time due to other unimportant stuff. To sum it all up, after all the plans and objectives, where was it leading me? Nowhere but nowhere itself.

How are you going to hit your aim when your aim is not even defined?

Sudden Realizations from CASHFLOW

I know it's been a long time coming, that I haven't posted anything here for the past few months.

Everything you need to learn about money. You can have it all in this board.

Some of you may be curious. Some of you may not care. But this is what I do.

Somehow my months of play, study and work have caught up that I forgot to open and manage my blog. And to a surprise, my blog is still getting a lot of views from people I might not even recognize, let alone if they really exist.

So there's this game my friend brought along in the office. I have actually played it a couple of times before, and at last I got hold of the material and we got to play it.

Ever heard of the board game CASHFLOW?

Discipline and Destination

Goals are those that keep you awake the whole day and make you busy working to make them happen because you know its importance and value to yourself and to the people you love.

Do you have goals? Do you have the motivation to earn more money so you can save and invest more for your goals?

If none, this post is not worth reading to you.

If yes, go ahead.

Some [Financial] Safety & Security, Please (6)

If you haven't read the five previous blog posts about providing financial safety and security for you and your family, you might want to take the time to read this, this, also this, especially this, and then this.

I was on YouTube yesterday and searched for quality videos on how life insurance can be best presented as a way to lessen the impact of a financial dilemma like the loss of a loved one, especially the family's breadwinner.

Thankfully, I found this less-than-two-minute video on appreciating the value of the one thing that matters most to all of us - family - and how we can protect our financial well-being from any unforeseen event.

I do not own the video, obviously, but I know this is worth two minutes of your time that you can understand in video form what life insurance really is all about and why you shouldn't wait to get old to have one:

Mr. Winston Churchill does it right.

We make a living by what you get and we make a life by what we GIVE.

It's never too late to get one. Get yourself the right plan, for the right people, from the right financial advisor, and at the right company.


Once implemented, you will have for yourself financial safety and security that no other financial tool can provide.

What's your plan? Contact me.

P.S. If you want to know more about the plans and services which I can provide for you to secure your family and provide a bright future by making your money grow and work harder, visit the Investment Plans tab above or just click HERE. It is never too late to make that next step in building a solid financial foundation on the road to wealth. 

A 5-Star Hotel Investment Grade

I just got back from a legendary week-long vacation in Siquijor, an island paradise in the Philippines for a family reunion / fiesta. Now it's back to business.

Meanwhile, do you know of any news regarding the latest investment upgrade of the Philippine economy?Because that was apparently the only news I cared about while I was enjoying my exile on an island with my family and closest relatives.

If you are a proud investor of the Philippine stock market and the economy in general, you would surely love the news that the country has been upgraded to Investment Grade just last week by Standard and Poor's, an international credit rating firm.

According to Rappler, "An investment grade means the Philippines, as a borrowing country, has a strong ability to pay its debt. This lowers its borrowing costs, generating savings, which may be spend for social services. For Filipinos, it means better education and health care, and affordable loans for major purchases."

So what does this mean for an ordinary Filipino with little to no knowledge about investing in the Philippine economy?

Reading above is nosebleed to an individual who is not used to reading business news and understanding some financial jargon.