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Thanks, Doc.

Got your point. I am thinking of switching to ING because of their history. Taas ng returns pag tumagal ang investment mo! Well, I'll be frequentky visiting this site for uodates.

Thanks ulit!

Couples lang: Parokya ni Edgar at EHeads lang

Weekend gimiks: above, plus some other alternative rock foreign bands

Inuman till we drop dead: above, going to other songs, then, wow-wow-wee! Hehehe.

Lahat yan e mga barkada lng talaga ang kasama.

Pero pag ang kasama e chik:

Up dharma, Drip, Enya, Reo Speedwagon, Fra Lippo, yan mga yan. :-)

honey ko, na hindi nya alam na honey ko pala siya. i'm inlove. :-)

Planning to upgrade my ride...and I was wondering where is the best bank that can offer the lowest interest in acquiring a second-hand car? And what to watch-out for? And other details that you might want to contribute...

 

Thanks!

AMA Bank has a very low interest rate. Check the net for details. My officemate availed of it and is paying less than .60% interest rate. They also have consultants that would inform you if a car is a good buy or not.

Hi, Doc Pepper,

I got the info below from UITF.dom.ph. I used their calculator to check how my investment is going on so far. Does the figures below say I should have invested in ING Bank instead of BDO? I am not sure if I still have to check other details than the figures already mentioned below..

BDO Peso Bond Fund

Investment Date NAVpU 1,210.422800

Cut-off Date NAVpU 1,222.820500

Current Market Value 151,536.37

Unrealized Gain/(Loss) 1,536.37

No. of Days Lapsed 27 days

Return on Investment (Absolute) 1.0242 %

ING Bank Peso Bond Fund

Investment Date NAVpU 148.380386

Cut-off Date NAVpU 152.010541

Current Market Value 153,669.78

Unrealized Gain/(Loss) 3,669.78

No. of Days Lapsed 27 days

Return on Investment (Absolute) 2.4465 %