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characteristics of
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good investments.
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So ano ba yung
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characteristics
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ng, ano ba yung investment
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muna? So ang investment actually
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ito yung outlay ng
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pera natin, usually
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for income or
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for profit.
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So ayan yung ano ng
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Merriam-Webster. Sa Cambridge naman,
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same din yung message
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niya pero naglagay siya na hindi lang
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money, effort and time din.
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Tapos if you take a look
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at other definitions,
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may mga nagsasabi na
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dapat, if we're investing,
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we want to expect favorable
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future returns. Although we know
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that we might incur
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losses, pero the expectation is for
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favorable future
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returns.
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And then,
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pero syempre, hindi ko naman maiwasan
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kasi ito talaga yung pinupush
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natin, magkaroon ng
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socially responsible investment.
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So given this
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definition, yung investment natin
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kanina na it's about money,
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effort and time,
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we put this as inputs for
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favorable returns, but
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we always have to make sure
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na meron itong
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social or
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positive social or
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environmental impact
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alongside the favorable financial
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return. So, di ba,
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isa sa mga ayaw talaga natin ay
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ikayayaman natin yung
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paghihirap ng iba,
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di ba? Ano po, hindi pwede yan.
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Kasi, for example,
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ano, yung
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ngayon, actually,
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ongoing yung
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relief operations
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natin doon sa mga branches
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natin sa Mindanao.
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So, nag-ano na tayo,
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nag-moratorium tayo ng mga payments
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para sa mga members
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natin, pero yung
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ibang mga financial institutions,
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the traditional, the conventional financial
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institutions, ay nagcha-charge
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pa rin ng interest for those days.
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Tayo po ay wala. Kasi,
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yun, ayaw natin
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ikayayaman yung paghihirap
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ng iba.
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So, ano ba yung mga
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investment misconceptions
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natin, no? So, it's
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maraming nagsasabi, ayaw mag-invest kasi it's
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complicated, it's risky, it's
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best left to professional fund managers,
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so it's also the same
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as gambling, and this is only
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actually designed for the rich, para
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sa mga may pera lang yan, no?
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And, this is time-consuming.
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So, actually, ang sagot
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natin dyan ay, itong complicated,
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risky, mga same as
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gambling, ay napag-aaralan naman yan
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para ma-mitigate
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natin yung complications
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and yung mga risks na yan.
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Tapos, itong designed only
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for the rich and time-consuming,
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ayan, napagtutulungan niyan, no?
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Huwag mo kasing suluhin na ikaw lang yung
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nag-aaral tungkol sa
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investment. Involve mo yung family mo,
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no? And, yun,
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designed only for the rich.
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So, admittedly, tayo, lalo na yung mga
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said to the co-members, no? Hindi naman talaga tayo
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mayayaman lahat, pero
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we come together so that we can
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invest together, no?
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And we would be able to get
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better financial returns. Kaya,
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ang pag-iyaman na pag-aaralan at
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napag-tutulungan.
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So, ano ba yung mga, ano natin, benefits
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ng investments?
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So, ang benefits of investing,
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we are,
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able to generate income, no?
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For you, and hopefully
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mabit natin yung inflation
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with our investments. And then,
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is-strengthen natin yung purchasing
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power ng pera natin.
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At, sa totoo lang ito, no?
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Actually, medyo controversial ito, eh.
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Kasi, yung mga investors, mas mababa
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yung tax rates nila, usually,
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compared sa tax
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ng nasa labor,
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no? Pag tayo ay
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nagtatrabaho. So, may tax benefits siya.
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Pero para sa akin,
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dapat ipareho lang siya, no? Para
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mas magamit for
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social development ng gobyerno.
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And then,
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makaka-afford din tayo
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ng higher standards of living, no?
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If we, if our investments
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work for us. Ultimately,
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it leads to financial
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empowerment. So,
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mayroon po tayong tatlong categories
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of investment, no?
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Yung tatlong categories natin
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ng investment, so we have lending,
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ownership,
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at saka entrepreneurship, no?
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Establishing your own business.
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So, dito sa lending
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investments, ito, tayo ay
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nagpapautang, no?
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We lend our money to an individual
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or an organization.
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In return, we get interest
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or income. So, ano yung mga
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examples nito? We have our savings accounts,
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time deposits, money market
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accounts, mga debt obligations,
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mga bonds, no?
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So, these are just examples.
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And then, we have,
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um, ownership
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investments. Itong ownership
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investments natin, it entails
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becoming an owner, pero
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hindi natin nirerun yung
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business, no? So, we're an investor.
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Um, and
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when we can invest in the
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business,
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either in part or
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in whole, okay? So, ano yung
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mga examples natin dito? Meron tayong
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stock investing,
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land banking, real estate
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management, and joint
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ventures.
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Okay? And then, the third
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kind of, uh,
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third category of investment
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would be entrepreneurship, no?
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Yung pagnenegosyo mismo.
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So, we're, ito yung proseso
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na magdesign tayo, magla-launch
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at magra-run ng business
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venture in the hope na mag-generate
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ito ng financial
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returns, no? And, uh, ito,
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it's not just the capital that we
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are infusing, pero
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kailangan na dyan yung market opportunities,
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meron tayong produkto,
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nabibilihin ng, uh, market
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and we're able to manage our
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resources, uh, effectively
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para tayo ay kumita.
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Okay? So,
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uh, these are our, um,
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steps in investing.
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Okay? Kapag may mga tanong po kayo,
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ano lang, ha? Um,
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i-uh, uh, maglagay lang po
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sa chat group or mag-raise ng hand,
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i-assist po tayo ng
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mga member relations officers natin
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to, uh, i-call nila yung
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ating attention for that.
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Um, binibilisan ko itong mga
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unang part na ito kasi ito yung medyo
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uh, basic. Okay?
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So, steps in investing,
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um, uh,
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uh, the first step is
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to invest in yourself and then we need
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to create a financial plan.
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Um, uh, we have to get
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government-mandated, uh, benefits.
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We have to save and get
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insurance. Tapos, bago tayo
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mag-invest, kailangan
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ay pag-aralan muna natin, no? Research
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before you, um, in
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invest. Okay? And what do I mean
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when I say, um, invest
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in yourself? Okay? So,
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we want to learn new things, no? Yun yung
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uh, uh, uh, gusto
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natin. Mag-invest tayo sa
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kaalaman natin. And then,
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we can also widen our
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network, no? So, actually
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ito yung medyo mahirap
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sa webinars kasi, uh,
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pool lang yung interaction, eh.
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Kapag mga face-to-face kasi mayroong snack,
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may lunch, nakakapag-interact
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at nakakapag-connect. Mas nakakapag-
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connect ang mga participants.
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So, hindi ko pa na,
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um,
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hindi ko pa nakakrack kung paano
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mas magkaroon ng interaction yung mga
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participants in a
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short webinar, no?
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Um, learn new skills.
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Yan. Ito kasi for OFWs,
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um, language
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kailangan talaga kung gusto natin
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na matuto, no?
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Um, dun sa host countries natin.
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And then, of course, lastly,
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is to take care of your health. Marami
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ang pera, hindi ka naman healthy,
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malungkot pa rin, diba? So,
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you really have to, um,
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invest, um, on your health. Kaya,
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ayan, happy-happy ako na nandito si doktora
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kasi si doktora, uh,
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Jennifer Ola, yan ang
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nag-aalaga ng aking health.
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Ayan. Okay.
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So, the second, uh,
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ano natin, ano, the second
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step in investing is, uh,
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to create a financial plan.
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So, last November, I think
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we had our, um,
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uh, training webinar on, uh,
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financial planning.
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So, ito lang yung mga steps niya.
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Ipapadaan, um, dadaanan lang natin, no?
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Um, you have to know where you,
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where you are financially. So, ano yung
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starting point mo para,
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um, makita natin
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kung ma-assess natin kung,
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kumbaga, ito yung parang diagnosis, eh,
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ng, uh, ano mo, ng baseline mo
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in terms of your, uh, financial
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health. Okay? And then,
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uh, magsiset ng life goals
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and priorities. Then,
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mag-de-decide tayo on a time frame
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and a budget. We will match our
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financial goals with source of income.
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Tapos, i-implement na natin yung
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ating, um, financial plan.
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Okay? The third step in
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investing, yun, sa government-mandated
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benefits na natin. So,
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ito nilalagay ko siya kasi,
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um,
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yung government programs talaga
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natin, ito yung foundational,
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uh, structure, eh,
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for our financial, uh, health,
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no? So, yung PhilHealth,
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natin, huwag natin siyang kakalimutang
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bayaran kasi responsibilidad natin
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yan, eh, tulungan natin yan sa lahat.
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Um, kahit mga OFWs,
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kasi parating tinatanong, sinasabi sa akin, wala
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naman kami dyan, bakit kami magbabayad?
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Eh, yung mga kapag-anak nyo po nandito, yun yung
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essence ng universal healthcare. Ang bawat
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Pilipino, saan man sa mundo,
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ay tinutulungan in terms
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of health, no? Yung pag-ibig
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naman natin ay, uh, ito yung
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ating, uh, savings program, no? So,
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uh, foundation for savings din natin yan.
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The same is true with the social
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security system, that's for our
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retirement pension, and then, uh,
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OWA, para sa mga OFWs
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for repatriation naman yan, no?
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Okay.
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And then, the fourth, uh,
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step, step natin in investing
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is having adequate
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savings and, uh, insurance,
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no? So, sa savings, emergency
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savings muna tayo, um,
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ang emergency savings natin should be
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equivalent to nine times of your monthly
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expenses. So, uh, kung
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ikaw ay, uh, bumagas
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tos ng 100,000 pesos
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every month for your,
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uh, uh,
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expenses, no? Ay, uh,
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900,000 ang kailangan na
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emergency savings mo. And you can
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spread this, uh,
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emergency savings in various,
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uh, ano, no, um,
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savings accounts. So, pwedeng mga
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savings accounts with commercial banks na may
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ATM or may online function
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para kapag emergency, makukuha mo
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kaagad. Uh, time deposit,
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pag-ibig MP2,
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government, uh, bonds,
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and, uh, money market fund or
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bond fund. Yan yung mga pwede natin paglagyan.
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Okay?
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And then sa insurance naman natin,
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um, we always have to remember
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na ang insurance po ay for
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protection and hindi siya
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for investment. Okay?
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So, you have to consider the following.
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Una is your general status
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in life. Ano ba yung mga risks
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na nafe-face mo? So, for example,
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ako, uh, yung nanay at
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tatay ko ay naoperahan na,
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nasa puso. So, kumuha na talaga ako
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ng critical illness, uh,
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rider doon sa aking term insurance
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that would cover cardiovascular
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diseases. Kasi feeling ko talaga
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darating din ako sa puntong
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yun, no? So, i-assess
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mo lang siya. Ano ba yung general status
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mo? Risk that you're facing.
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And then, kapag may dependence
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ka, um, you need to get
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uh, life insurance. No? Kung meron ka bang
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uh, dependence,
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uh, you need, uh, life insurance.
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Um, meron ka
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bang unencumbered assets? Ano yung
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unencumbered assets? Kasi usually,
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yung mga tao,
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bumibili ng pagkadami-daming insurance,
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pero madami naman pala silang ari-arian.
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Kapag sila ay nawala,
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pwedeng ma-dispose yung ari-arian to cover
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for the, um,
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needs of the remaining dependents.
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So, yun yung unencumbered. Ang unencumbered
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ay hindi na isang
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la, ganon, no? Hindi siya
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na ipangako sa iba, no?
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Unencumbered assets. And then,
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ano ba yung ating mga financial
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goals and our capacity to
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pay, uh, premiums? Okay?
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So, yun yung sa
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insurance natin. And then,
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lastly, uh, research
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before you invest.
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So, we have to read books, attend seminars,
12:42.7
and, pag tayo po
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ay nag-iinvest, ha,
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huwag nating kukunin
12:47.8
at face value yung
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mga binibigay na informasyon
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nung nagbibenta ng investment sa atin.
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So, we have to verify this with
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independent sources and
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disinterested parties. Mga disinterested
13:00.3
parties, ibig sabihin ay
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wala silang
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stake doon sa
13:05.4
organization. So, they can offer
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a more nuanced
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and a more, uh,
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non-subjective view, no?
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Of the investment that you're, uh,
13:16.1
entering. And then, you can
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also, uh, gather testimonies,
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no? Makipag-usap ka sa iba
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kung ano yung mga experience nila.
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Okay? And, of course,
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ang framework na gagawin,
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yung mga gamitin natin for our
13:29.4
investments is the
13:31.7
SECCI investment framework,
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no? And yung SECCI, of course,
13:35.6
S stands for secure,
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E is uncashable or liquid,
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X is the X
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factor. Dapat mayroong positive
13:43.8
social and environmental impact
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yung investment natin. Or at least, hindi
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nag-destroy sa environment.
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And, yung while
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ay yield or returns.
13:54.0
Okay? At ano yung ipaprioritize
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natin dyan? Yung
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SECS, no? Yung security and
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cashability at saka yung X factor
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bago natin iisipin
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yung Y.
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Okay? So, yan yung ating
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uh, uh, SECCI
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investment, uh, framework.
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So, ayan,
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I invite you to be
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a SECCI investor.
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Ayan.
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Okay.