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Yung marunong kumilala ng tunay niyang panginoon, si Cristo.
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Budget, budge, budget and discipline. Start with a few bucks and built it up.
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With only a 2 year horizon, it is risky to invest in market driven assets like stocks and pooled funds. You can opt for SDAs (available in banks) but rates are not that great. Continue to set aside that 60k and you'll get there.
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Scan the area first, do a research on potential business, find out standard rental rates, etc. Do the math first. Getting locked into a long term obligation will require more study. Off hand, I would say raise your capital first so that you would not have to borrow much. The interest you pay will largely diminish the growth or even negate it.
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Depends on your investment objective, risk tolerance and time frame.
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Congrats, not many 22 year olds have those. Just continue building on those investments, add on to it on a regular basis so you can average your cost. Also, don't forget to diversify.
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Vanilla. Yup, I am plain.
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None. The Bible is against superstitions.
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Bible personalities
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Hmm, bakit ganun katagal? Seryoso ba kayo sa relationship nyo?
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Depends on the nature of work to be done.
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Really depends on your objectives. Will you be getting married soon? Are there people dependent on you?
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Best person for that would be Paulo Tibig. Catch him at the Wealth Summit on Jan 29 at Megatrade, Megamall
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That's a relative question with a relative answer.
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Nope, I hear its expensive.
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Randell Tiongson
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