If you just started investing with GInvest in GCash, we highly recommend setting up your reminder even when you get really busy so you won’t forget to add funds to your account.
2. Scroll down and you will see the Set Reminder
3. Select when you want to be reminded, amount and confirm
This is an example of the text you will receive as a reminder:
If you want to start investing with low capital but don’t have an idea of what it should be and where to start. There’s now an easy way with GCash, in a simple tap of your fingertips you can start investing in the Philippine Stock Exchange and New York Stock Exchange with the multiple funds they are offering patterned with ATRAM Securities.
You can start investing as low as P50! You can do it on a weekly, monthly, or quarterly basis, it’s up to you. You can also set a reminder and you will receive a text from them.
6. Tap on Agree and Confirm
7. After the transaction, you will receive a confirmation
For more questions and information, you may visit their website GCash, call their hotline via 2882, or you may also submit a ticket to the help center via the GCash app.
Managing your money is not an easy task. You need to earn money first then save it and invest it. At the same time, you need to handle it well so you won’t end up broke.
We want to help you have a more effective and efficient ways in how to manage your money.
You can list your personal financial goals for the year then divide it per month. This method can help you become hyperfocused into what financial goal you want to achieve in that specific month. Also it will serve as a guide into how you will budget your income to attain and maximize your other financial goals whether it is short term or long term such as savings and investment.
Before receiving your salary, it would be better if you can budget it first. You can start with 80% for expenses that can include your budget for rent, bills, food, transportation, and insurance while 20% for savings there no such thing as a small savings but you can also increase it slowly.
You can start as low as P500 per month and you can save P6000 in a year as your starter emergency fund. It may be small at first but you can work to increase it month by month.
One of the recommend ways to get out of debt is prioritize the debt with high interest then you can proceed to the next debt with the highest interest and so on. Debt can be a cycle but you have the choice to work on your budget in order for you to get out of it.
Read personal finance books. You can also start research on the internet about the basics of finance from income, budgeting, credit cards, savings, investing, insurance, to estate planning.
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As you start your adulting journey, you’ll have a lot of things to figure out. From managing finances and how to make a small talk in a networking event to proper making your meal from scratch rather than ordering a take out. You don’t know what your doing at the beginning that’s just normal but as you older you’ll get the hang of it.
Navigating adulthood isn’t easy. There’s no handbook for it to learn as we were getting older. Before you plan to move out and live alone we suggest, you need try to learn and master these basic life skills as you kick off your adulting journey. Welcome to reality!
Cooking is a vital skill. You can minimize your take out and dining out expense when you know how to cook your favorite dish. You can start practicing then eventually you’ll master it.
This will make your life easier when it comes to paperwork.
You are now in charge of your own laundry. You should know how to do your laundry properly.
You’ll need this when working in corporate world. In a dog eats dog world, you can rely to yourself that you need to know the basics of introducing yourself and small talk in order to leverage it in your career.
You’re now a responsible adult. You’ll do things on your own. You can do it. We’re rooting for you!
Telecommunication companies here in the country are rarely offering the unlimited data feature these days to their prepaid user. Internet is widely used in the Philippines but you’d be surprise that most of the people are still using data. There are a lot of factors since we’re an island nation, it could be internet service providers are not offering service in their area and also not everyone can afford to have a monthly internet subscription.
We discovered that Gomo is offering unlimited data promo with up to 5mbps speed for only ₱499 valid for 30 days. This is a good deal and very affordable compared using consumable data.