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How To Withdraw Your Funds from COL Financial

So you started investing in the middle of 2012 through COL Financial, and you rode on the triumphant bandwagon of the Philippine stock market.

How much did you earn so far? Is it 12%? Or 20%? Or maybe 50%?

You’re seeing peso signs now. Despite your long-term goals and your decision not to sell your top-earning stocks, you can’t resist realizing and getting a hold of your gains.

But for whatsoever reasons you wanted to withdraw your funds or stock proceeds, you can do so by downloading the Withdrawal Fund form first. Continue reading How To Withdraw Your Funds from COL Financial

Sa Ngalan ng PAG-IBIG – A FREE Christmas Webinar Special by Colayco Foundation

Ms. Guita Gopalan, Managing Director of Colayco Foundation for Education (CFE), asked me to promote this FREE rare educational event online for OFW and Philippine-based PAG-IBIG members.

Mr. Armand Bengco will be presenting the event focused on the importance of saving and growing your money using the strategies and techniques of Mr. Frank Colayco.

So don’t miss this event this coming December 29, 2012, Saturday.

Read on for more details.

Merry Christmas everyone! 🙂

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SA NGALAN NG PAG-IBIG
A Christmas Webinar Special
IPON, UTANG, LAGO – Saan at Paano?
By Colayco Foundation and Pag-IBIG Fund

DECEMBER 29, 2012 Saturday
6:00-8:00pm Philippine (SG/HK) Time (1:00PM KSA/2:00PM UAE/5:00AM Eastern US&CAN/2:00AM Pacific US&CAN/12:00AM HI(US)/10:00AM UK/7:00PM JPN/9:00PM (AU) SYD/11:00AM France,Germany,Italy,Austria,Spain,Belgium,Denmark,Switzerland)
Session opens 5:30pm Philippine Time (kindly adjust as per time zones above) Continue reading Sa Ngalan ng PAG-IBIG – A FREE Christmas Webinar Special by Colayco Foundation

What’s The Best Business for OFW’s?

I have been receiving inquiries from overseas Filipino workers asking whether there’s a particular good business that they can start in the Philippines while they are out of the country.

First of all, I believe that any kind of endeavor and project that a person desires to enter into requires physical presence and hands-on management.

In the same manner, starting  a business in your home country while you are working overseas means you have to take the risk of entrusting your hard-earned money to a close relative, a friend, or to a hired qualified professional.

So before I give my personal suggestions on what specific business can be run while out of the Philippines, let me ask back the inquirers these 10 questions first: Continue reading What’s The Best Business for OFW’s?