Category: Money

How many times have you asked, "Where did all my money go?" Take back control by using our Living Expenses Statement worksheet.

The purpose of an income statement is to show whether you are spending more than you are earning, and to help you work out your next steps towards financial freedom.

It’s the one class that’s not offered in college. When someone invites you for either a free financial seminar or a one-on-one talk about financial planning, say yes.

Pinoy consume 222 cups of coffee every year. If all the money spent for coffee is saved instead, see how much your savings will be when you retire at age 65.

Buying a phone? Cheap might turn out to be expensive in the long run. And discover how you can get the best value for your money when buying a new mobile phone.

Besh, think twice before borrowing money to buy a new mobile phone for your selfies. I did the math, and the results will not likely make you smile.

If you have to choose between paying your debt or maximizing your money, which one should you pick?

Investing can be fun and exciting. But it is also risky. Here's how to manage the risks that investments, and life in general, throw your away.

Determining your net worth is not easy. Start by knowing what belongings you have that can be considered an asset.

Find out why it is important to have an emergency and how you can start building one immediately.