Do you know that Social Security System has a special savings program exclusive to Filipinos working abroad? It’s called SSS Flexi-Fund, and it’s an investment option for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who would want to invest in ...

Have you heard of feeder funds? Is this the first time you’ve come across them? If you said yes, then you’re in luck. This article is going to discuss what they are, who offer them, their pros and cons, and how you can get started in investing in them....

Don’t you know that there’s a stock that holds stocks of other companies? It’s called FMETF or First Metro Philippine Equity Exchange Equity Traded Fund, and it’s the only exchange traded fund in the Philippines. This article discusses an actual ETF th...

Long term negotiable certificate of deposit or LTNCD is one of the lesser known products in the Philippines that Pinoy can invest. In fact, BPI, Metrobank and BDO recently announced that they’re offering LTNCD with 4%, 5.375% and 3.75% interest per yea...

Investing a managed fund is one way to earn passive income. As already discussed, there are different companies that offer them: mutual funds, unit investment trust fund (UITF), exchange traded fund, Personal Equity and Retirement Account, and variable...

A managed fund, also called investment fund, is a pool of money from willing individual and institutional investors. It is for this reason that it is sometimes called pooled funds. It uses the money that it collected to buy and sell stocks, bonds, mone...

Studies show that millionaires do not depend on only one income. They have at least seven streams of income. How do they do that? Simple. They invest. This article is the beginner’s guide to investments that covers passive income, importance and benefi...