June marks the start of another school year. Because of Covid-19, classes were not only moved in August but also shifted from face-to-face learning to distance learning. READ: Homeschooling vs. Online Distance Learning vs. Blended Learning Because of this, most...
Money and Saving
Covid-19 Chronicles: How Our Family Is Adjusting – Financially
It doesn't matter where you are in the world. The fact of the matter is Covid-19, coronavirus, China virus, or whatever name you want to call it, put a strain on all of us. Instead of living, we're all finding ways to survive. Being stuck at home is one thing....
8 Money Lessons I Learned From Itaewon Class
It's official: I am now a K-drama lover. I'm not very keen to watching K-dramas even before but out of curiousity, I decided to give it a try. Prior to Descendants of the Sun, Princess Hours was the ONLY K-drama I watched from start to end. I had no idea who...
6 Money Lessons We Can Learn From During Quarantine
Admit it. This whole Covid-19 pandemic and the entire island being placed under Enhanced Community Quarantine tested us physically, emotionally, and mentally. Worse, it also affected us financially. After all, not all industries could implement work-from-home options....
Our Kids Finally Have Their Own Savings Account
I was 10 when I was first introduced to the concept of having a savings account. Nonetheless, I started saving earlier than that (I was 6) by keeping my allowance and getting the loose change adults don't want. In case you're wondering, I ended up spending all of...
What To Do With Kids’ Christmas Money Aside From Spending It
Christmas season is over and boy, my kids got more money than I do. Haha! All thanks to their grandparents, whether related by blood or a family friend, who have been generous to them over the holidays. My kids are already at that point where they want to be in...