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7 Money-Saving Tips for the Modern Nanay

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If you’ve been living in the Philippines your whole life, you know saving money is always a must. At least, that’s what your Nanay and Lola always said. Money is always an issue; it’s either you need it, or you’ve just spent it. Being a mother, you know that finances are never easy. It’s an everyday challenge, especially if you’re also trying to earn money. Making ends meet is the norm in most households after all.

My 52 Week Money Challenge 2015


Last year, I completed the 52 Week Money Challenge with a 50 pesos increment. By October, I was able to finish the said challenge getting as much as 70,000 in the process. Though the 50 increment would yield me only 68,900, I opted to add in a few pesos in order to get 70,000. After being able to save such amount, I put everything in my COL Financial account and invested on company stocks that I trust. Some amounts are just stored there waiting for an opportunity to buy a company once it dips or the price is in its support level.

52 Weeks Money Challenge: Deciding on the Increments


Yesterday, I posted the varied templates for the 52 Weeks Money Challenge 2015. Since it is already a new year, perhaps you may include a new savings methodology as your resolution. And if you are still deciding on one, perhaps you may want to consider taking the 52 Weeks Money Challenge. Let me hear you scream, Challenge Accepted!

52 Weeks Money Challenge 2015


What better way to welcome 2015 by doing the 52 Weeks Money Challenge. If you are still looking for a New Year’s Resolution or two, perhaps you could include this new saving habit. Trust me, I’ve done this as well as countless others who emerged successful and flawlessly completed the challenge. More than getting the desired amount by the end of 52 weeks, you are guaranteed to be able to come up with the habit of savings. And that is far more important because you get to value your money more.