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Filipino woman sorting peso bills into glass jars and envelopes for her sinking funds

Sinking Funds: Save for Big Expenses Without Stress

November 4, 2026 by Money Sense

Every Filipino household knows the feeling. Sahod arrives, the bills get paid, and then out of nowhere comes the school enrollment fee, the car registration, the ninong and ninang season,…

Filipina woman photographing a folded preloved denim jacket with her phone at home to list it for sale online

How to Sell Preloved Items Online in the Philippines

November 4, 2026 by Money Sense

Yung jacket na isang beses mo lang sinuot. Yung sapatos na medyo masikip pala. Yung stroller na hindi na ginagamit ni bunso. Almost every Filipino home has a cabinet full…

Filipino couple at a kitchen table reviewing bills and a notebook with a calculator, planning how to pay off their debts

Debt Snowball vs. Avalanche: Which Pays Off Utang Faster?

November 4, 2026 by Money Sense

Credit card na hindi matapos-tapos, cash loan sa app, utang kay Tita noong nagkasakit si Nanay. If you have more than one debt, the hardest part is often not the…

Smiling Filipino grandmother holding her senior citizen ID and a prescription at a pharmacy counter beside her granddaughter

Senior Citizen and PWD Discounts: A Practical PH Guide

November 3, 2026 by Money Sense

How the 20% senior and PWD discount, the 5% grocery discount and the utility discount work in the Philippines, with a sample computation.

Smiling Filipina small business owner at the counter of her neighborhood bakery and store

BMBE Registration: Tax Exemption for Small Businesses

November 3, 2026 by Money Sense

Learn how BMBE registration can exempt your small business from income tax, who qualifies, and the DTI and BIR steps to follow.

Filipino worker computing holiday, overtime and night pay at a desk

Holiday, Overtime and Night Pay: How to Compute Yours

November 3, 2026 by Money Sense

How to compute holiday pay, rest day pay, overtime and night differential in the Philippines, with DOLE 2026 rules and peso examples.

Young Filipino couple holding house keys in front of their new townhouse

Pag-IBIG Housing Loan 2026: Rates, Rules and How to Apply

November 3, 2026 by Money Sense

“Kailan kaya tayo magkakabahay?” Para sa maraming pamilyang Pinoy, the dream of owning a home feels far away, especially when rent already eats a big part of the sahod. For…

Young Filipina at a bank counter opening her first savings account, holding an ID and a small cash deposit

Basic Deposit Account: Open a Bank Account With ₱100

November 3, 2026 by Money Sense

Maraming Pinoy pa rin ang walang bank account. The usual reasons sound familiar: “Wala naman akong malaking pera,” “Mahal ang maintaining balance,” or “Baka ma-charge-an lang ako kapag di ko…

Filipino woman checking her phone and notebook beside stacked peso coins while planning an investment

Retail Treasury Bonds: How to Invest in RTBs in the PH

November 2, 2026 by Money Sense

A plain guide to Retail Treasury Bonds: ₱5,000 minimum, quarterly interest, 20% tax, risks, and how to buy RTBs online or at a bank.

Filipino woman carefully checking a loan app on her phone at home

Online Lending Apps: How to Check If They Are Legit

November 2, 2026 by Money Sense

Kulang ang sahod, may biglang bayarin, and then a Facebook ad pops up: “Loan approved in 5 minutes! No collateral! Valid ID lang!” It is tempting. Many Filipinos have borrowed…

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