DIY Insurance Planning

12/11/2024

Ang pagpili kung paano mag DIY education fund ay depende kung gaano pa katagal bago kailanganin ang funds.

Best ang
A. term life insurance plus investment na high growth pang long term pag 10 years or more pa

B. term life insurance plus investment na guaranteed like MP2 kung 5 years mag college na.

C. term life insurance plus investment na guaranteed like digital bank deposit kung less than 5 years mag college na.

Ang typical na insurance with guaranteed return ay guaranteed low ang return with no flexibility, kaya avoid those for college funds.

Maganda na may term life insurance para kung kinuha ni Lord ng maaga, siguradong may college fund din!

12/09/2024

Lamon o Ipon?

Oops!
Masarap kumain, pero
hindi masarap magbayad ng mahal!
😅

Dining out is fun, pero paano na ang ipon?
Pag-isipan muna bagomag-splurgeat maglibre!

Join our FREE financial seminar,at malaman paano mag tipid at mag-ipon!
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Maari namang mag-enjoy habang nag-iipon!

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Let’s and make every peso count!

12/09/2024

Add to cart... :-( or
Add to savings? :-)

Ayan na naman! ‘Add to cart’ ng add to cart,
pero paano naman ang ipon? 😂

Before you hit ‘checkout,’ join our FREE financial literacy seminar and learn how to balance shopping and savings like a pro!

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06/09/2024

Group life is the most interesting product training we have in IMG.
It is the financial solution with potentially the widest reach and could benefit hundreds or even thousands of Filipinos.

Kung gusto mo makatulong sa maraming tao, group insurance (specifically group microinsurance) annual cost is less than P1,000 per year per person!

Let me teach you Saturday, Sept 7, 2024 at 10am @ IMG Quezon City Financial Center.




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16/12/2023

Simple lang ang Do-It-Yourself Insurance Planning:

Buy Term insurance to protect your family, while
Investing the Difference to reach your financial goals.

https://youtu.be/vOy7VPTqZso?si=xWUAUtoNaIibuJlP

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20/07/2023

Sabi ng maraming financial advisers, hindi raw pwede magkaroon ng life insurance ang mga nasa abroad.

Ito ay maling paniniwala.

Kaibigan, nasaan ka man sa buong mundo, pwede kang magkaroon ng life insurance benefits!


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02/05/2023

What are the differences between MOST18 and MOST GRP?

Kaunti lang ang major differences ng UPGRADED MOST 18 (tinatawag na MOST 3.0) at MOST GRP.

Mas maganda ang MOST GRP. Ang main difference sa benefits ay sa living benefits. Ang MOST GRP ay may additional coverage para sa:
1. total and permanent disability
2. accidental dismemberment.

Ang MOST GRP ay pwede para sa mga IMG members anywhere in the world, kaya bagay sa mga OFW na nasa abroad.

Ang MOST18 naman ay pwede sa mga Filipino na nasa Pilipinas at the time of application, maski hindi IMG member.

Ang lumang MOST18 ( na hindi upgraded ) ay maaring walang riders.

11/03/2023

Adela Calamba - OFW from Japan
Factory worker sa Japan, paano nalampasan ang iba't ibang scam?

Adela was employed as a nurse in DepEd for seven years. Even though she was hired, she still struggled financially, unlike when she managed her own business. Because of this, she was exposed to loans and money lending.

She experienced a lot of networking. Until she was scammed by one of the companies she joined.

http://ipon.club/stories/adela-calamba.html

She learned how to spend her hard earned money in a wise and disciplined way. She saved a lot of her money because of the practices that she learned in the community.

10/03/2023

Julie Tuazon - OFW from Singapore
Ano ang nagtulak kay Julie na mag-trabaho sa Singapore?

Despite having an 8 month old baby, Julie continued on with her journey of working abroad. She landed a job in Singapore under the Armani brand. However, just after a few days, she started to look for another brand due to the racist criticisms from the other native employees. She moved to Prada and remained there despite the difficulty of adjusting to the culture and work positions.

Julie admits that before, she used to live luxuriously by buying branded items and travelling to different places. She even splurge a lot on her kids because she felt a distance between them. Because of this kind of spending, she reveals that she wasn't able to earn, despite having a high salary.
http://ipon.club/stories/julie-tuazon.html

Julie realized the importance of money management in her life, and changed her perspective on properly handling finances.

09/03/2023

Suzette Perio - OFW from Singapore
Paano nakapag-ipon?

Working in Singapore helped Suzette provide financial support to her family. But for her, having a high paying job did not allow her to sustain financial stability in the long run. She became a big spender on material things, and her savings served as her family's emergency fund.

http://ipon.club/stories/suzette-perio.html

In three years with IMG, Suzette achieved savings for her retirement, emergency funds, secured life and health insurance, and paid off her debt.

08/03/2023

Lelia Onoyama - OFW from Japan
Nabiktima ng scams, makabangon pa kaya?

Leila invested her money, amounting to 20 million, through her godfather in order to build a mansion for her future grandkids. However, not a single cent went to her dream mansion, or even back to her hands. This did not stop her from giving up. She started all over again. But the incident happened again, when she "invested" her money through her friend.

Later she invested all her money in a company she thought was legal but when she was about to withdraw her funds, the bank informed her that the account they were depositing in was no longer there.

http://ipon.club/stories/lelia-onoyama.html

Learn how she was able to stand up again after being scammed and how she was able to face the challenges she encountered in life.

07/03/2023

Ann Venus - OFW from New York
Paano namulat sa paghawak ng pera?

When Ann stayed in the US to work, she experienced the struggle of transitioning her life and earning a living. It also became a challenge for her when she worked as a caregiver. Having no experience at all, she able to survive with the help of a fellow Pinay.

Ann went through the trial of dealing with debts. Since the US is widely known for easy credit opportunities, she went on and utilized it with a habit of buying a new car every year. Until she realized that the more she spent, the more she ended up in debt.

http://ipon.club/stories/ann-venus.html

Ann changed her perspective on the relevance of valuing money and a solid financial foundation.

06/03/2023

Cristina Carrascal, OFW mula California
Paano nalagpasan ang lahat ng dagok sa buhay?

Cristina is an all-around maid in San Diego, California. She is a fighter in life, fighting poverty to live a prosperous life. Since she is the oldest among 12 siblings, she helps her parents to support the family in their everyday life. Two days after graduating high school, Cristina pursued working as a maid in Manila, then as dishwasher, oven toaster factory worker.

http://ipon.club/stories/cristina-carrascal.html

Cristina fights poverty to provide for her 12 siblings, helping her parents support the family.

18/01/2023

OFW, ilang taon ka na abroad?
Mayroon ka na bang ipon?

Many Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) work hard for years and still end up retiring poor. OFWs are heroes who sacrifice a lot just to be able to send money and gifts to their families back home.

In many cases, the families take for granted just how hard it is for an OFW to earn the money they remit. The families do not know that many OFWs send balikbayan boxes filled with brand-new clothes and shoes that they themselves do not have.

You also hear stories of OFWs investing in businesses for their families in the Philippines to manage.

For example, providing money to set up a transportation business, like a car or a jeepney. When it is time to replace the tires of the vehicle, the business cannot pay for it. The family instead, depends on the OFW to pay for the tires.

Sa kanya na ang kapital, sa kanya pa rin ang gastos.

So it is a reality that many OFWs who work for 20 to 30 years still end up retiring poor.

P11, The Secret to Saving & Building Your Future

http://ipon.club/stories/ofw.html

Real-life stories from OFWs, ordinary OFWs saving and investing correctly, and reaping benefits during challenging times.