Yung Lalakeng Palaging Ako Na
Yung lalakeng palaging "ako na" ay hindi palaging mabait. Minsan takot lang siyang magmukhang kuripot — hanggang maubos siya.
Read more →Pera & Pressure
Sahod, padala, loud budgeting, and the fear of running out — without calling yourself kuripot.
Can A Minimum-Wage Earner Still Save Money
A minimum-wage earner can still save, but the amount will be small and the method has to be boring: one envelope, one habit, and fewer automatic yeses.
Read more →Should You Still Send Padala If You Are Barely Surviving
You can still honor your family without emptying your own house. Padala is love with a number. The number has to be one you can repeat next month.
Read more →What To Do When Your Sahod Is Gone Before The 15th
When your sahod is gone before the 15th, the first move is not shame. It is a list: what is due, what can wait, and what must stop this week.
Read more →Hindi Ka Kuripot. Takot Ka Lang Maubusan.
Maraming lalaking Pilipino ang tinatawag na kuripot, pero ang totoo ay takot silang maubusan. May tamang tipid, at may tipid na naging kulungan.
Read more →The First Peso You Owe Yourself This Month
The first peso you owe yourself this month is the one you set aside before the world lines up. Even a small envelope is a man refusing to be last in his own life.
Read more →How To Say No To A Kasal Contribution You Cannot Afford
Say no to a kasal contribution you cannot afford with a short blessing and a smaller gift. You do not owe a wedding a debt you will carry into next month.
Read more →What Happens When You Stop Going To Every Birthday
When you stop going to every birthday, some people will call you changed. What actually changes is your budget, your Sundays, and who still likes you without a gift.
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