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    Thumbs up Work On Making Your Income Passive


    Being in Business is good but be careful not to forget to make your assets earn PASSIVE INCOME.

    Creating passive income is not overnight, it may take you 5-10 years, 20 years, or even all your productive life but it's well worth it especially for you & your family.

    When profits come, INVEST part of it to liquid assets.

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    Doesn't matter how much you earn but how much you keep to invest.

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    Investment Company Association of the Philippines

    PhilEquity is already at Php 16.1143/share. Cool!!!! I congratulate people who invested during the Financial Crises and listen to our advice.
    I think stocks are doing good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lorenzoleo View Post
    Investment Company Association of the Philippines

    PhilEquity is already at Php 16.1143/share. Cool!!!! I congratulate people who invested during the Financial Crises and listen to our advice.
    I think stocks are doing good.
    PhilEquity Fund INC.


    I found my opportunities during the Financial Crises.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wealthyhead View Post
    Being in Business is good but be careful not to forget to make your assets earn PASSIVE INCOME.

    Creating passive income is not overnight, it may take you 5-10 years, 20 years, or even all your productive life but it's well worth it especially for you & your family.

    When profits come, INVEST part of it to liquid assets.
    For me savings ra gyud sa bangko, perhaps ang interest unya ini enegosyo or maybe a part of it invest into a secure or gaining portfolios or else make my own small business.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tirong-say View Post
    For me savings ra gyud sa bangko, perhaps ang interest unya ini enegosyo or maybe a part of it invest into a secure or gaining portfolios or else make my own small business.
    Yes bai, you also need to put money in the bank - for business, spending, and emergency purposes but it can't grow there because top banks here only give 0.5% to 2% per year while inflation is at an average of 7%.

    Grow your money more than the inflation rate.

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    it's good to invest now because people are becoming confident of the economy....

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    from pmt

    YEAR-TO-DATE PERFORMANCE OF MUTUAL FUNDS IN THE PHILIPPINES

    As of the 1st Quarter of 2010 (January to March 2010)

    EQUITY FUNDS (primarily invested in Peso equity securities)

    1. ATR KimEng Equity Opportunity Fund – 11.29%
    2. Philam Strategic Growth Fund – 10.02%
    3. Philequity Fund – 7.36%
    4. First Metro Save and Learn Equity Fund – 6.73%
    5. Sun Life Prosperity Phil. Equity Fund – 5.57%
    6. Philippine Stock Index Fund – 4.89%
    7. Philequity PSE Index Fund – 4.71%
    8. United Fund – 2.47%

    BALANCED FUNDS (primarily invested in Peso debt and equity securities)

    1. MFCP Kabuhayan Fund – 9.03%
    2. Philam Fund, Inc. – 8.01%
    3. GSIS Mutual Fund – 7.76%
    4. First Metro Save and Learn Balanced Fund Inc. – 6.95%
    5. ALFM Growth Fund – 6.63%
    6. Sun Life Prosperity Balanced Fund – 3.64%
    7. Optima Balanced Fund – 3.37%

    FOREIGN CURRENCY-DENOMINATED BALANCED FUNDS


    • Sun Life Prosperity Dollar Advantage Fund – 1.18%

    BOND FUNDS (primarily invested in Peso debt securities)

    1. Sun Life Prosperity GS Fund – 1.92%
    2. Philam Bond Fund – 1.50%
    3. Philequity Peso Bond Fund – 1.45%
    4. Sun Life Prosperity Bond Fund – 1.23%
    5. ALFM Peso Bond Fund – 1.12%
    6. First Metro Save and Learn Fixed Income Fund – 0.98%
    7. Cocolife Fixed Income Fund – 0.69%
    8. Prudentialife Fixed Income Fund – 0.50%
    9. Ekklesia Mutual Fund – No data



    FOREIGN CURRENCY-DENOMINATED BOND FUNDS

    1. Philequity Dollar Income Fund – 2.05%
    2. Philam Dollar Bond Fund – 1.89%
    3. ALFM Euro Bond Fund – 1.81%
    4. ALFM Dollar Bond Fund – 1.46%
    5. Sun Life Prosperity Dollar Abundance Fund – 1.46%
    6. AIG Global Bond Fund Phils. – (2.05%)
    7. Grepalife Dollar Bond Fund – No data
    8. Grepalife Fixed Income Fund Corp. – No data
    9. MAA Privilege Dollar Fixed Income Fund – No data
    10. MAA Privilege Euro Fixed Income Fund – No data

    MONEY MARKET FUNDS (primarily invested in short-term Peso securities)

    1. Philam Managed Income Fund – 0.43%
    2. First Metro Save and Learn Money Market Fund, Inc. – 0.35%
    3. Sun Life Prosperity Money Market Fund – 0.22%
    4. ATR KimEng Money Market Fund – 0.00%

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    I think stocks are doing good. T_T!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wealthyhead View Post
    Yes bai, you also need to put money in the bank - for business, spending, and emergency purposes but it can't grow there because top banks here only give 0.5% to 2% per year while inflation is at an average of 7%.

    Grow your money more than the inflation rate.

    Okay..thanks kaayo...

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