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jam aguilar wrote:

thanks for this info. I am still new with all of these. I will try to learn more about mutual funds and equity funds

there are options for these, i trust PhilAm Life they have the PAMI plans for such investments.... also BPI Asset management, and BDO Wealth Management...

all you can search online.....

first, determine what kind of investor you are.... do you want low risk, medium risk or high risk investments.....

my"name"is"raffy wrote:

This is really an interesting topic. Im also thinking the same thing.. I don't want to spend my whole entire life as an expat. investing in the ph. seems what's been coming to my thought this past few months. I want to make a change on how i earn money. ( not only by working as an expat ). There are tons of different ways on how we can earn. But you know its not that simple. I am going for a 1 month vacation this june. ( thinking of attending some seminars about investing / business / etc. )

exactly... ..

i don't have much, but I try to stretch my savings into 3 products, life insurance, mutual funds and bonds, lastly, stock market. the first two, you just have to pay and let them take care of the rest,, with the 3rd one, you get to play with your savings, because every move is up to you.

if you want to know more about the first two products, i know someone you can talk to when you go home in June... i trust them, been working with them for more than 10 years. and all my money is still there,...

my"name"is"raffy wrote:

aha!听 听 i think ill give it a try. who is these persons? and what they do?..

regards

i'll send you in private message

jericho_expat wrote:

im so late in this conversation..... hahahha....

i am a Philam Life PAMI client too, started last year..... been paying my life insurance since I was 18. (now turning 30).

I suggest, if you have the savings, start with all of them jam... as they say, do not put all your eggs in the same basket... put some with your personal insurance plan, some in mutual, and some in stocks...

i guess the only motivating factor that seems to make stocks more attractive (still more risky) is that you can monitor the progress of your investments anytime.听 You can see if you're gaining or losing. Its kind of addicting, that every little extra money I have, I send right away to my stock account to buy shares as much as I can.

Truly Rich club is optional,... COL will offer you training, as well as online assistance.听 And you have people on this site to help you start up.

Bottomline----- any of these options are way a lot better than putting all your money on a regular savings account, even on a time deposit account.听 听

-----go, go, smart 2nd generation expats!!听

where did you apply for philam? in the phil?听 yes, It is not wise to put all your money in the stock market. Many experts advised to put听 your extra money on investments. They even said that you cannot get rich on stock market alone. I guess variety is the key. I am so happy to find someone who could talk to me about these things. All of my friends seem to focus on how they will find nursing jobs in Canada, Australia, etc. They have this notion that these investments are for the rich and brainy. I need to fully stacked my emergency fund first before I invest. I've been luxurious for my first two years that is why I am only saving just now, hahahaha..

my"name"is"raffy wrote:

This is really an interesting topic. Im also thinking the same thing.. I don't want to spend my whole entire life as an expat. investing in the ph. seems what's been coming to my thought this past few months. I want to make a change on how i earn money. ( not only by working as an expat ). There are tons of different ways on how we can earn. But you know its not that simple. I am going for a 1 month vacation this june. ( thinking of attending some seminars about investing / business / etc. )

hey yeah! here! here! I will attend seminars/ conference too on my vacation.听 Our work here abroad is not that stable. It is better to be prepared