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  1. Good Day

     

    We are thinking of rebuilding our parents house / build a new house. I am currently inquiring about financing this project (READ: PAG IBIG... He he he).

     

    Went to the seminar and trying to complete our requirememts, etc. etc.

     

    One problem that we have is, should we start this project. We need it to finish it quickly and within budget. What I imagine is a rough finish but we can work it out later. What I want it for it to be built to last (like my old grand parents / parents house) and divide it into 2 to 3 separate separate house (me and my sibling and my living parents). Did I mention that we are currently living in the said house?

     

    I've notice that alot of new building todays are built using the steel frame. (please correct if Im wrong). I also notice that they finished rather quickly.

     

    My question is: Which is better? Steel Frame house or tradition construction. in terms of cost, quality, etc. etc.

     

    Also, my house is not readily accessbile from the main road. (READ: Nasa looban kami at masikip and eskinita)

     

    Comments and suggestions please.

     

    1. kung PAGIBIG loan house mo, baka di matapos ng maayos at sa oras kasi mabagal mag release ng pera.

    2. Kung steel frame roof, concrete wall yan ang ok. remember may kalawang sa steel kaya di dapat buong bahay ay yari sa steel.

  2. BSP rate cut

     

    means the BSP lowers its overnight borrowing & lending rates facility to banks in good standing with them. overnight may mean 1 day, 7 days, 15 days, 30 days. Every once a month the monetary board of the BSP will held a meeting to establish the rate. It may either go up or go down depending on their analysis of the market condition.

     

    It does not follow that a rate cut will mean a lower interest rate on your corporate or personal loan. It depends on the bank which gave you the loan or how it is established in your loan contract. the BSP rate is only a guide or reference point.

     

    Only the borrowers from BSP, whch is the banks, will benefit directly from a rate cut.

  3. teban,

     

    preferred shares of stocks are usually not listed sa PSE. common shares lang karamihan at yung mga series A,B,C,etc. yung class A and B sometimes hindi rin listed ang share price to be sure check with the company itself (usually may investor relations department sila) kung wala naman better talk to their stock transfer agent. Kung may stock broker ka, duon ka na lang magpa assist

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