A Financial Monologue
There is no fool’s gold beneath the surface of Piolo’s beliefs and values. Behind the disarmingly handsome face is a man who knows how to protect his dreams and priorities. In between the hectic schedule are charity works, sports, and his undying love for family. Read the rest of this entry »
by: Reyna Tabbada
It may not be such a far-fetched tale to say that this advocate’s affair with insurance and investment is written in the stars.
“I can say that it was really destined,” is how Geoff Cruz begins his inspiring tale. Married for seven years with two beautiful daughters, it took quite some time for this Medical Sales Representative to appreciate the value of a future well planned.
Long-haul travels Read the rest of this entry »
By Reyna Tabbada
He attended his first seminars on investing when he was barely of legal age. He plans to be financially independent after college to let his mother build a retirement fund. And still, he gets to go on gimmicks like any normal college student.
Meet AB Management Economics student Jethro Vasquez from Ateneo de Manila University. The bespectacled officer of the Management Economics Organization knows a thing or two about saving and investing – after all, he started way earlier than young people his age. Read the rest of this entry »
Her Saving Grace in Times of Distraught
It may took a while for Jean to share her story, but her faith never wavered in the face of adversities that could crumble even the strongest of foundations. Such hope found an expression in both prayers and, surprisingly, a newfound confidence in the wisdom of insurance. Read the rest of this entry »
Heeding the Wake-Up Calls
Marie Rose learned financial planning very early, at the age of ten, to be exact.
Candidly, she reminisced about the small beauty parlor that served as their family’s main source of income after her father died. Together with her mother, she struggled to survive and vowed to study hard in order to land a job. Read the rest of this entry »
