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Pampaswerte sa 2018: New Year Traditions For Luck

Happy New Year guys! It will New Year in a few days and I am very excited for so many reasons. Number one is, I am turning 36 in 2018. Another reason is, I love any number that ends with 8, I feel like I will be more swerte this coming year. Feel mo din ba na mas magiging swerte ka sa 2018? Or naghahanap ka ng mga Pampaswerte sa 2018? Ano ba ang dapat gawin for New Year para mas maging swerte?

Pampaswerte sa 2018: New Year Tradition For Luck

Pampaswerte sa 2018: New Year Tradition For Luck

13 Round fruits Maglagay ng mga bilog bilog na prutas sa lamesa kung saan gagawin ang handaan para sa New Year’s eve. Why 13? It represents every month of the year plus 1 more month, giving you more than what you need for. Bakit daw bilog? Because it represents endless blessings. Mga example ng bilog na prutas:

  1. Pakwan
  2. Apple
  3. Pears
  4. Green Pears
  5. Ponkan
  6. Dalanghita
  7. Melon
  8. Grapes
  9. Pomelo
  10. Green Apple
  11. Chico
  12. Green Grapes
  13. Kiat Kiat
  14. round papaya
  15. round guava
  16. atis
  17. Kaymito
  18. Lychee

Aside from fruits, maswerte din na maglagay ng chocolates at coins sa lamesa.

Coins. Pagdating ng 12 midnight, maghagis ng barya sa loob ng bahay, usually ginagawa ito sa sala or kung saan ang pasukan ng bahay. Magtago din ng mga barya sa buong bahay pero ilagay ito kung saan madali ito makita.

Loud Sound and music. Pagdating ng 12 midnight mag ingay ng mag ingay para itaboy ang malas. Sabayan ito ng patugtog ng masasayang kanta to welcome swerte.

Lights. Dapat bukas lahat ng ilaw sa bahay mo pagsapit ng alas dose. Lahat ng ilaw pati sa banyo o kusina o garahe, basta dapat lahat ng ilaw ay nakabukas.

Food for New Year’s Eve. Ano ba ang swerteng handa for New Year’s Eve? Para mas maging swerte pa ang taon mo, maghain ka ng isdang malaki for New Year’s Eve (fish suggestions recipe). Pwede din naman ang karne o baka pero huwag na huwag ka daw maghahain ng manok at crab. Magiging isang kahig isang tuka ka daw pagh naghain ka ng manok for New Year’s Eve. Gagapang ka naman daw sa hirap pag crab. Maganda din na maghain ng pansit o kahit anong noodles for long life. Maganda din daw na may handa na malagkit gaya ng biko.

Clothes to wear. Ayon sa matatanda, maswerte magsuot ng polka dots pag New Year. Pwede ka din magsuot ng mga lucky colors for 2018 like green, black or blue. Basta kahit ano pa ang suot mo, siguraduhin mo na may lamang pera ang bulsa mo.

Rice, Salt, Sugar, Water, and Coffee. Dapat pagsapit ng New Year puno ang lagayan mo ng tubig, kape, asukal, asin at bigas.

 

We usually practice most of the traditions listed here. I can say na maswerte talaga ang taon ko every year. Of course hindi lang naman reason yung mga Pampaswerte sa 2018 para maging maswerte taon mo, hard work din mga guys at samahan ng dasal at pagiging mabait sa ibang tao.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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Save Up Money Helping Guide For Young People

Saving up has never been more important. Right now, our experience tells us that it is so hard to save up when everything else so expensive. But it might be helpful to think about the goals of why we are saving up. It should not be about concert tickets, though, because the motivation to save up for them may not be as strong as, say, your first apartment or a laptop. It doesn’t mean that you should not go to concerts, but it would be nice to be able to spend on something that is considered to be an investment for the future or to better the present.

For this reason, investments like bond mutual funds have become popular with people. The best thing about this is you do not need a lot of money to be able to start investing in it, in fact, if younger kids have saved up a significant amount from their allowance, they can start growing their money while they are in school. So now we are presented with a way to grow our savings, and all we need to do is start an investment account and allow the manager to handle it for us.

Sounds like a good plan, right? But before you start running to your bank or an investment firm, let us help you save up for your first investment first. Here are ways in which you can start saving, and hopefully, it will help you in other areas of your life as well.

Delay of gratification
You have probably done this without knowing it, especially when you are saving up for something that you really like. You tend to gravitate towards the cheaper brands of shampoo or soap, and sometimes you do not go out much so you can just stash your money away. But a delay of gratification is not just about foregoing things we normally enjoy so we do not spend much, and it just means self-control. For instance, you can limit your splurging to a fixed amount, once, every month, it is up to you what it would be.

Another scenario you want to avoid is using your credit card to buy an item now and pay for it later. Doing that is fine, that is what credit cards are for. But the best way to make sure you are not going to touch your savings because you cannot pay your bills with money on hand is to save up for the item first before charging it on the card.

Learn how to manage your own finances
The best thing to do when it comes to money is knowing at least the basics of financial literacy. It will help you when you are managing your finances. Allowing other people to handle it for you, like relatives and friends, might cause more trouble than you might think. In any case, you can always ask for professional help from a financial advisor to guide you when you are budgeting or when you are already starting your investment.

Allot money for emergencies
After paying the bills, try to put aside money as your emergency funds. It does not have to be a big amount because if you do it constantly, the money will grow. Having emergency funds, you can dip in will help you avoid withdrawing too much from your actual savings account.

These are basic ways to save up for an investment, or even for making purchases like cars or a house. You can also check PAMI’s Summer Shop or Go Promo to know more about some of the instant rewards you can get for investing today. Keep these things in mind, and you will get used to a habit of smart spending in no time.

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My Path To Financial Freedom Powered By Avida

A few weeks ago, I received a gift from Avida Land. It’s a Financial Freedom planner! Sakto yung dating nyan kase nag cocompute ako ng expenses namin for the month of June aka Tuition Fee.

My Path To Financial Freedom

My Path To Financial Freedom Planner

Sino ba naman sa atin ang ayaw magkaroon ng freedom in terms of finances di ba? Lahat tayo ultimate dream yan. Maubos lahat ng utang at makapag save or invest sa future. I am not a financial expert, which I guess the reason why Avida sent this planner to me. They sensed my need for help when it comes to finances. I know I shared a few posts about financials pero that’s just based from expereince (which is effective naman so far). I want to hear/read what experts has to say when it comes to attaining financial freedom. I plan on attending financial seminars/ workshops pero since I still can’t, the Financial Freedom planner that Avida sent to me is a good start.

The My Path To Financial Freedom Journal talk about 5 important topics:

  • Reality Check: Are you financially fit?
  • Your Financial Freedom Roadmap: It all starts with a plan
  • Investment Shopping: Find out where best to put your money
  • Get Started: Taking the first step to Achieve financial freedom
  • Make Your Commitment: How to stand firm and think long term

Still browsing it though, I want sana to have a sit down with the husband so we can both learn about our financial status, kaso busy pa ang lolo nyo.

So far, I have learned how to list our expenses. I realized that my expenses are not just about our daily overhead. There are also discretionary expenses such as eating out, travel, shopping and gifts. Meron din namang hidden expenses such as insurances, taxes and repairs. I wonder, san ko kaya dapat ilagay ang Tuition fee?

I still have a lot to learn but this planner is really a big help! Kaya thank you so much Avida for sending me this and guiding me to My Path To Financial Freedom.

 

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