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Archive for June 2006

Investing Your Way to Happiness (Final of a Series)

Posted by: leodini on: June 20, 2006

Invest in yourself
Take a vacation, bring your family to the park, enjoy life.
Accumulating money can take a long time. As one author had put it, it’s like gaining weight; it takes years of eating and lounging around on the lazy chair to become fat.

Investing Your Way to Happiness (Eighth of a Series)

Posted by: leodini on: June 16, 2006

Once an investor has piled up enough profits and acquired some degree of sophistication and confidence, he may now proceed to place his money on real property investments like coins, antiques, jewelry.

Investing Your Way to Happiness (Seventh of a Series)

Posted by: leodini on: June 12, 2006

The Money Market
Money market is described as a medium in business through which the trading of short-term credit instruments are done by financial intermediaries or dealers. The investor wishing to put his money in the money market can choose from three general types of instruments-namely, government securities (T-bills), bank’s or dealer’s own papers, or commercial [...]

Investing Your Way to Happiness (Sixth of a Series)

Posted by: leodini on: June 8, 2006

What will happen to you and your family if one of these things happens: you get sick and are hospitalized; you meet an accident and lose your legs; your house burns down; or you die?
If you dread the answer, the chances are you haven’t “covered the bases” yet for such eventuality.

Investing Your Way to Happiness (Fifth of a Series)

Posted by: leodini on: June 5, 2006

Though a house and lot is not a liquid investment, buying one is still one of the best investments a family person can make today. (Bestselling author Robert Kiyosaki may not agree with this. Check his take on the subject in his chart-busting book Rich Dad, Poor Dad.) Most people buy homes to live in, [...]

Investing Your Way to Happiness (Fourth of a Series)

Posted by: leodini on: June 1, 2006

No one can go around pros­pecting for investment unless he has surplus money to invest.
To generate investable funds, a family subsisting on fixed income should be able to stash away a few hundred pesos every month until it has enough savings equivalent to six months of its earnings. Finan­cial experts say this is roughly the [...]