Category: Information and Communication Technology

How To Start Making Money Online With An Internet Business

Wondering how you can earn thousands, if not millions, via the internet without much capital? A lot of people have done it and they did it successfully.

Do you love reading? Do you love books? This passion of yours may turn into big money if you will commit yourself to learn the trade secrets of making money through selling e-books through the internet.

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And no, this is not that “legal scamming group” that recruits people to sign up and “sell” e-books but in the end has nothing to win back after exerting all efforts to spam Facebook groups and social media pages.

This secret will help you how to do it yourself without the need of disturbing other people’s lives and privacy. You will create your own e-book and sell it yourself in the internet.

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How Does the Filipino Youth Fare in Asian Financial Literacy?

Our local advocacy group Angat Pilipinas Coalition for Financial Literacy is a dynamic financial literacy mission mainly focused on educating the youth on proper money management, financial planning, and investments.

In the past year, we were able to visit some schools in and around Metro Manila not only to teach the students but to teachers, parents and other school employees as well. We believe that if the elders in school know how to spend and save money, the students will find them as great examples and will do the same as well.

But with the Financial Literacy Act or the House Bill 490 still pending implementation in Philippine schools, we have to know if efforts such as our APCFL’s are giving good results at least in terms of improvement in the youth’s attitude towards money. Continue reading How Does the Filipino Youth Fare in Asian Financial Literacy?

What Happens To Your Digital Assets When You Die?

This may sound new but the truth is the digital world is ridiculously part of everyday lives of many Filipinos. And because it is part of almost every Filipino’s lives, digital assets are accumulated by them over time.

In our growing advocacy for financial literacy, not only do we teach how to build up wealth and valuable physical properties and how to take good care of them. We also would like to teach about taking care of one’s assets that are built up online.

If you are a blogger or an online seller, most probably you have accounts in online “money banks” and payment systems such as PayPal, Google Wallet, Stripe, Adyen, etc.  You consider your money in these accounts as your digital asset.  Continue reading What Happens To Your Digital Assets When You Die?