Tag: stock market

What Are The Best Stocks To Buy through COL Financial

Three days ago, I wrote about how OFW’s can open and invest in stocks through COL Financial. The post was intended for overseas Filipinos who want to start investing in the Philippine stock market while they are in their countries of work.

Compared with my other two stockbrokers, I prefer COL Financial because of their passion and dedication to support OFW’s in taking their first steps toward financial independence.

I’m not working for COL Financial.  But I highly recommend them to OFW’s because of their good quality of services. They are also known for having one of the best online trading platform in the country.

They also created the COL Easy Investment Program or EIP which is now being benchmarked by other stockbrokers, banks, and financial institutions in their respective investment products that apply the cost averaging method of investing.

Today, I’m gonna enumerate the most enduring and profitable companies in the Philippines that you can put your first investment money in. Continue reading What Are The Best Stocks To Buy through COL Financial

What’s Money Tree?

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If you rely heavily on the interest of your Savings or Time deposits accounts to grow your money for your future, think again. Those deposit accounts earn only 2.75% or less in a year. Corresponding taxes and bank charges will also be charged if you withdraw your cash. Plus, your money is like a sumptuous meal being devoured by the creepy inflation rate of around 3.6%.  Your money simply loses its value and its purchasing power.

With the Philippine economy rising in unprecedented heights, you may think twice before remitting your dollars back home and let them rot in your deposit accounts.

But where will you put your money for it to grow from 8% to 15% annually if you don’t know anything about investments?

If you are a person who don’t have any idea or background about the stock market, mutual funds, or fixed income securities, you may need to find a suitable plan and an investment vehicle for you. Continue reading What’s Money Tree?

How to Recover from Investment Failures

Some people have gotten tired of investing their money because of past failures and wrong decisions. Discouraged by losses brought about by the global financial crises in the past, many have chosen to be too “conservative” that they just leave all their money in savings and time deposit accounts. Or worst, they just keep them under their pillows.

Taking risks again after losing thousands of bucks from failed businesses and investments may not be very easy. You may say you have learned your lesson well and therefore decided not to invest again. However, this is a wrong approach of learning from life’s failures.

Here are three proper ways to learn and move on from all these bad experiences. Continue reading How to Recover from Investment Failures