When my wife and I attended the pre-marriage seminar of the Iglesia ni Cristo, one of the lessons taught to us is to be wise financially. It was even made clear that to be wise financially means, we should spend less than the income we earn. However, for you to be wise financially, you also [...]

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The Supreme Court en banc through the ruling penned down by Associate Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno dismissed the petition filed by Gualberto Dela Llana, a taxpayer, to invalidate the circular of the Commission on Audit, Circular No. 89-299.

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To let you know, I am glad that our recent feed subscribers are now interacting with us by replying the email sent automatically by feedburner to all subscribers via email. For this post, I will pick one email. And part of this email goes: Sir: I agree with you that professional teachers live in debt [...]

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About the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism.

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It was revealed that the Wikipedia is now running out of money: “At this point, Wikipedia has the financial ressources to run its servers for about 3 to 4 months. If we do not find additional funding, it is not impossible that Wikipedia might disappear”. The warning by Florence Devouard, chairwoman of the Wikimedia Foundation [...]

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I receive an email from the E-Banking program of a particular bank which reminds me to be careful on links posted in emails and adviced me to do the following: 1. Be wary of clicking on links in email messages. Avoid clicking on any link on an email message unless you are very sure of [...]

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Since my start of publishing my personal journal (1999) online, I was already criticized by lots of internet users who accidentally visited my site. Most of them called me “idiot” and “dumb” because of the way I wrote my journal. I already talked about it on my old posts like: 4 Things To Improve In [...]

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If you’re following me here since the start of this blog (March 2006), I know that you’ve noticed already that from time to time, I am featuring on this blog the emails sent to me by you and the other readers of this blog. Most of the time, I answer questions and query and sometimes, [...]

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Gloria Dei Lutheran Church is currently experiencing foreclosure. Members of this church tried to save their church by praying, talking to lenders and a lot of ways were done just to avoid the foreclosure but their leaders simply couldn’t avoid it.

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Robert T. Kiyosaki wrote a book that tells us the things that the rich dad teaches his kids about money and that the poor dad doesn’t. This book is just one of the “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” collection of books written by Mr. Kiyosaki.

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