Millionaire Acts

Another opportunity has been given to me by Good House Keeping Magazine last April when they offered me to write about Micro Loans. This was the second opportunity that I wrote an article for the magazine. The first one was last April 2011 issue when they both featured my article on Mutual Funds entitled “Fund Facts” and this blog, Millionaire Acts. The June 2011 issue has the newly-wed Oyo Boy Sotto and Kristine Hermosa in the front cover. When you turn to page 88, you can find

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One of the causes of financial burden of a lot of Filipinos is their credit card bills. With the availability of various credit cards issued by banks and the convenience of “buy now, pay later” cashless purchase, a lot of Filipinos enjoy shopping using their credit cards. Without proper credit card usage, it can lead to huge credit card debts eventually having you as slave as you work for the rest of your life just to pay for it. With a number of credit card bills left unpaid in

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First of all, thank you for all the comments I received in my featured story of the Next CEO yesterday. Some left comments through my email and I was happy that a lot of my readers really liked the story showcasing that honesty is the best policy. Today, I will feature another story again which involves Pablo and Bruno. Again, some of you may have watched this story before. I personally had my first glance at this video when I attended one of the seminars of a networking company

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Debt settlement programs are smart and prudent ways to control one’s debts. These programs are indeed handy to get the individuals out of financial crisis. Essentially, debt settlement programs help the debtors in 2 ways– saving money as well as saving time. Debt settlement is the process of coming to an agreement with the creditors to trim down debts in exchange for a lump sum payment. A successful settlement is emerged out when the creditors agree to let off a part of the total debts of

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Everybody wants to be rich. This is more obvious in a Third World Country like the Philippines. Who else doesn’t want to enjoy a comfortable living anyway? As you can see, a lot of people line up for every talent search or contest promising the winner to be an instant millionaire. They don’t mind the heat of the sun, the long periods of waiting time and the possible humiliation they can get from other people. They just want to show their unique skills and talents in order to win

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