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Kung mag Paper Assets ka na tinatawag:
1. Timeline of when you might need the fund? Within 1 year, Time Deposit (TD)/Cash is king, After a year or 2, pwede Mutual Funds (MF)
2. What is your risk tolerance? Cannot handle loss of 5-10% from current value, stay with cash/TD/MF that invest in bonds, low risk instruments. Can handle 20-30% loss, go with stocks. Can handle getting Rekt or up to 90-100% loss, go with crypto.
3. How much percent you want to earn? up to 5% in one year = TD/MF bonds, up to 20-30% if you have good trading skills - stocks, up to 100% to 10,000%+ gain = crypto (ingat dito, wag masilaw sa gain, go back to number 2)

Baka mas mabuti at kung baguhan ka pa, i-split mo into 3 categories (revise the % as necessary, depende sa risk appetite mo):
Low Risk Investment (TD/MF): 60% (Mag consult sa bank at sa mga provider ng MF like Manulife or Sunlife)
Med-High Risk (stocks): 30% (COL Financial or other brokers that you can do online trade)
Ultra-High Risk (crypto): 10% (Kahit 0% muna ito, ang ilalagay lang dito ay pera na pwede maging 0 value) (coins ph, Binance)

Ang pag-invest ay inaaral na mabuti, sobrang habang oras ang ginugugol dito at walang katapusan na research/DYOR ito kahit low, mid risk.
Lalo na sa high risk and ultra high risk.

Kung walang tiyaga or capacity na mag-aral, sa safe/low risk ka na lang.

Pero take note, every year bumababa ang value ng pera mo due to inflation, pag hindi mas mataas ang kita ng naitabi mong pera/savings vs. sa inflation, ibig sabihin legally binabawasan ng government ang pera mo ng ilang % due to inflation every year hehehe (kasi nagpi-print sila ng pera every year or dadagdagan ng 0 yung nasa record ng mga central bank and banks hehe - that's another topic kung paano nababawasan ang value ng pera mo pag cash ang hawak mo)
 

*** Disclaimer ***
Not a financial advise. Post ko lang ito base sa experience. Bahala ang bumabasa paano gagamitin ang information na binigay ko dito.
 

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3 minutes ago, SupremoTaga said:

Kung mag Paper Assets ka na tinatawag:
1. Timeline of when you might need the fund? Within 1 year, Time Deposit (TD)/Cash is king, After a year or 2, pwede Mutual Funds (MF)
2. What is your risk tolerance? Cannot handle loss of 5-10% from current value, stay with cash/TD/MF that invest in bonds, low risk instruments. Can handle 20-30% loss, go with stocks. Can handle getting Rekt or up to 90-100% loss, go with crypto.
3. How much percent you want to earn? up to 5% in one year = TD/MF bonds, up to 20-30% if you have good trading skills - stocks, up to 100% to 10,000%+ gain = crypto (ingat dito, wag masilaw sa gain, go back to number 2)

Baka mas mabuti at kung baguhan ka pa, i-split mo into 3 categories (revise the % as necessary, depende sa risk appetite mo):
Low Risk Investment (TD/MF): 60% (Mag consult sa bank at sa mga provider ng MF like Manulife or Sunlife)
Med-High Risk (stocks): 30% (COL Financial or other brokers that you can do online trade)
Ultra-High Risk (crypto): 10% (Kahit 0% muna ito, ang ilalagay lang dito ay pera na pwede maging 0 value) (coins ph, Binance)

Ang pag-invest ay inaaral na mabuti, sobrang habang oras ang ginugugol dito at walang katapusan na research/DYOR ito kahit low, mid risk.
Lalo na sa high risk and ultra high risk.

Kung walang tiyaga or capacity na mag-aral, sa safe/low risk ka na lang.

Pero take note, every year bumababa ang value ng pera mo due to inflation, pag hindi mas mataas ang kita ng naitabi mong pera/savings vs. sa inflation, ibig sabihin legally binabawasan ng government ang pera mo ng ilang % due to inflation every year hehehe (kasi nagpi-print sila ng pera every year or dadagdagan ng 0 yung nasa record ng mga central bank and banks hehe - that's another topic kung paano nababawasan ang value ng pera mo pag cash ang hawak mo)
 

*** Disclaimer ***
Not a financial advise. Post ko lang ito base sa experience. Bahala ang bumabasa paano gagamitin ang information na binigay ko dito.
 

Agree with you Sir. Nicely put!

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I notice that some of our good friends here mention Pag-Ibig MP2 Savings Investment. Not bad at all. Last year, its dividend was 6.12 percent. The lowest was in 2011 at 4.63 percent while the highest was in 2017 at 8.11 percent. More than double than time deposits and most capital fund portfolios offered by the industry's major players. How about coop investments? Is there any coop that offers more than what De La Salle Coop offers? It is 10 percent (capital non-withdrawable investment for one year). Ateneo Coop is next, followed by Vincentian Coop of Adamson. I don't know why UST Coop is lagging behind with much lower return at only 5-6 percent. But like what I mentioned earlier, it's much better if those with 200k will join hands together and come up with a mini corporation or coop and invest in either real estate or transport business. ROI is usually around 3 years.

Going back to Pag-ibig I mentioned above, it's  safe but the ROI is very small. You will have to wait 14 to 16 years before you get your ROI!😁😊 Whereas in real estate and transport you get your ROI in about 3 years. Remember that most of our billionaires in the Philippines (and in the global scene) are into real estate. Thank you all, my dear friends!👍

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