PERA: Philippines's Version of 401(K)

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The Philippines has been one of the youngest capital markets which is seeing growth in the recent years. There are so many things that we have to catch up with the rest of the world. If you would talk to a common Pinoy and ask what kind of investment they have they might either scratch their head or maybe say a time deposit in the local bank. 

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There are so  many companies in the Philippines but the bulk of ownership of these companies is in the hands of public or government funds and foreign investors. I guess we, the Filipino people, should be the one taking a greater part in these companies. In order to do that we must have an effort to educate the common Pinoy and debunk the myth that only the rich can be an investor in our own country.

Retiring at 40

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While the market is still down deep(yup don't lose hope it will go up anytime now) lets talk about what you and I wanted to do in life.

Back then I have told myself that I will retire at 40. By that, to clarify, I mean to retire from being an employee and be the boss of my own. Kinda big job to accomplish but as they say unless you have a specific goal you want to achieve you will be always reckless and find yourself from where you have always been, that is the beginning.