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Nagsisimula tayo.
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I think ang isa sa mga nagpa-pop up sa isip ko ngayon ay
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dapat may tigisang kotse tayo bago every 3 years.
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So tinatawanan lang namin ngayon.
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Nung kaya na namin bumili, nakita namin ay parang hindi naman pala kinakailangan.
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So may mga tools tayo dito.
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Ito yung money in, money out.
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And then yung ating statement of assets, liabilities, and net worth.
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Tapos meron tayong financial health check na pinagawa din sa inyo.
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This is a quick version.
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Meron kasing mas in-depth yung ating personal finance diagnostics.
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Yung money in, money out natin, ano ba yung kahalagahan nito?
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Kasi yung paglabas at pagpasok talaga ng pera, essentially, budget yan eh.
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This is a summary of our estimated income and how it will be spent.
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Sa totoo lang, kahit si Elon Musk ang pinakamayamang tao sa mundo ngayon,
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kulang pa rin ang pera niya sa mga gusto niyang gawin.
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Gusto niya pumunta ng Mars, di ba?
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So, eh siya na yung pinakamayaman.
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Kailangan talaga natin tignan yung pumapasok na pera
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at ipaprioritize natin kung saan natin ilalagay yung pumapasok na pera
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to achieve our life goals.
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Sa budget din natin, kinaklasify natin,
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ano yung passive income at saka yung active income.
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Ano ba yung passive income?
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So, ito yung mga rent, interest, dividend, capital gains, pension, at saka royalty.
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So, anim na klase yung passive income natin.
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We want to create passive income from active income.
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Kasi, ang pinagagalingan po ng passive income ay sa active income.
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Unless, ikaw ay pinagpala, pinamanahan.
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Pero, naku, kaunti lang yun.
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At saka, huwag natin aasahan yung mga yun.
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Doon naman tayo sa expenses.
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Tinusulat mo kung ano yung mga pagkagawasan mo.
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Then, you will be able to prioritize your needs over your wants.
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Sa totoo lang, yung mga needs and wants naman natin ay,
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kung titignan natin ay magkakaiba.
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Kung yun si Edwin, naku, need niya talaga ang maglaro ng volleyball.
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Hindi talaga po pwede na wala siyang laro.
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Ako, mamamatay siya.
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Mas mahal niya po ang volleyball kaysa sa akin.
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At tanggap ko po yun.
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ang titignan ko dyan lang parati ay,
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kung ikamamatay mo, naku, yan po ay need.
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Kung hindi mo ikamamatay, naku, yan po ay wants.
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Ito yung budgeting rule natin for expected or regular income.
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Ang pinaka-guide po natin dyan is to save and invest as much as you can.
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So, kapag less than P25,000 yung kinikita mo,
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P5,585 ang susundin.
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5% for insurance.
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Kasama na dyan yung PhilHealth.
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And then, yung remaining 85% ay for?
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And then, kapag ang kinikita mo naman ay greater than P25,000.
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Ang gagamitin na natin dito na formula ay 5, 15, 20, 60.
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So, it means 5% for insurance, 15% for?
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20% for investments.
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At 60% kasama na dyan ang ating expenses.
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Ang budgeting rule for unexpected income.
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Ang gagawin natin dyan ay...
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Unexpected. Sarap yan.
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Ano ba yung mga unexpected?
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Yan! Christmas bonus!
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Yung 13th month may kasi dapat i-classify pa rin natin siya na unexpected income.
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Kasi hindi naman siya kasama dun sa 12 talaga.
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Mga racket, mga ganyan.
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Mga unexpected income.
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Balance of luxuries and obligations.
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Bow low ang rule naman natin dyan.
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At paano natin siya i-implement?
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Save or invest at least 50%.
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at most or maximum 50%.
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Yung gaso sa mga...
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So, spend at most 50%.
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I think maganda na yan.
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Kunyari, may natagpahan pera.
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Yung 5,000 is save mo.
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Hindi ka na feeling deprived.
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Yung money in, money out kasi lalabas yung ating retirement age.
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Yung retirement natin,
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minimesure lang niya,
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dapat 100% of our expenses is covered by passive income.
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Ito po yung society research na ginawa natin.
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Makakapag-retire lamang yung ating mga na-survey
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45% ay wala pang passive income.
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35% ang passive income nila ay less than 10,000 pesos per month.
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The second tool is the SAL-N.
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Statement of Access, Liabilities, and Net Worth.
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this will list what you have,
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and what you own,
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At syempre, Sir Vince,
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it creates awareness of your financial situation
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na nagiging aid natin
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in budgeting and planning.
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Financial health check.
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Ito, assignment nyo rin po ito.
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Kapag 27 to 30 points yung nakuha ninyo,
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financially sustainable po kayo.
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financially secure.
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And less than 21 points,
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kayo po ay startup.
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para lang makumpara ninyo,
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from 2020 up to now,
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yung mga kumuha ng financial health check,
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ito yung mga naging scores nila.
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Financial startup,
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61% na mga kumuha
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ang nandyan pa lang.
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Sa financially secure,
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At 3% naman yung nakalaabot na
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ng financially sustainable status.
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Ito yung personal finance diagnostics natin.
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Kailangan po natin ng medyo pen and paper dito
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kasi kailangan natin kuhanin
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Kailangan natin makuha yung
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tsaka total liabilities,
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and then total net worth.
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Makikita nyo yan,
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doon sa SAL-N ninyo,
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PDF file yan na na-email sa inyo.
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and monthly debt payment.
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Bigyan namin kayo ng 3 minutes
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babalik kami after 3 minutes
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para pag-usapan natin.
