Let's talk about MONEY and INDEPENDENCE | The
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2024
- Join the #Sunbae Squad in a discussion about financial independence and how to spend money wisely. Learn valuable tips on managing your finances and achieving independence! #money #independence #spendingwisely
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I love this episode, I love when the topics are things we hardly can talk about.
I kinda disagree with the notion that financial literacy is not taught in Filipino household because maybe not all but most of us have 'baon' the monetary one, and my parents from time to time would remind me like "we gave you guys an allowance so you would learn proper budgeting, saving and managing for when you grew older" as for paying bills I remember something along the lines "sinasama namin kayo sa pamamalengke para hindi kayo maging sano, at alam niyo mga bagay-bagay kapag wala na kami" and of course they did not falter to remind us like "magtipid(in general/tubig/kuryente hindi kami nagtatae ng pera". Not to gaslight but ig this ones on us for not paying much attention yes we're young and oblivious to these adulting stuff at that time but we can't always blame our parents for expecting to spoon feed us with these knowledge and I'm sure at some point in life they did 😂 we're just adamant to it at that time 😂😂😂 anyway I said my peace don't come after my ass pls
We are only taught to save money and manage it well for living expenses but we are not actually taught on how to invest and pay insurance for our future. 😢
@@ChaChaaa I agree. I guess it's also because Filipinos like to share. Share as in voluntarily ha? Not because parents are forcing the kids to do it. They buy things for the family, may it be food or things.
I also know of some kids, sharing in paying for expenses in the household, and that also says a lot.
But nowadays, Financial literacy is being taught to this generation, which is good.
Not taught properly, walang ipon ang karamihan na pilipino.
money talk with young folks will never be uninteresting 😉
What are your personal MILESTONES that you're setting out to achieve?
Such a great topic to talk about. Thank you guys for sharing
This was such a valuable episode ❤❤thanks for sharing it with us.
Thank you for the great advise👍I love your videos❤
I hope you vlog too
the filipino desert
mango graham float
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This topic is very HARD to swallow, even in China. Young people in China, likes to spend alot, buying High-end bags like Louis Vuitton & etc. The young people in China is broke, unless the family has attachment to the gov't. Also, this show is like the " Tencent, Variety Show," called 650 FM-50km Taohuawu, headed by Wang Sulong.
Hmmm nice content huh😊
Hi guys! I love watching you guys. A Filipina/Chinese Mother here in NJ, USA. My daughter is going to college and turning 18. So proud of her! She’s going to a very prestigious university. What is your advice for me and my daughter? Both are transitioning and it’s pretty scary and exciting. Looking forward to your next episode.
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Just a suggestion for Mikaela- since you're a Filipino citizen, maybe it would be more accurate to say that you're representing the Fil-Chi community, which is a subset of Philippine society. The difference between mainlanders and chinoys is like night and day, at least from what I've seen.
Chi-fil dapat
@@mikewest0n895 Point taken. Chi-Fil or Fil-Chi, you guys have the right to decide. I'm just here for the free food and drinks.
If it's a little bit of yes or no. It's a NO.
I hope Issa could express more eloquently. Or more clear idea of answering.
Ang gulo ng mata mo pag nagsasalita ISSA! Be still! At bakit mo naman sinasabi na "stand-up comedian" ka when you are even funny? Even the slightest? Si jinho kahit walang title na comedian, nakakatawa siya. try hard to become European or American pati appearance try hard. Sunbae squad should replace this issa
1 Peter 3:8-9. Be all like-minded, compassionate, loving as brothers, tender hearted, courteous, not rendering evil for evil, or insult for insult; but instead blessing; knowing that to this were you called, that you may inherit a blessing.
@@jmwbb 2 Timothy 4:2 Tell everyone God’s message. Be ready at all times to do whatever is needed. Tell people what they need to do, tell them when they are doing wrong, and encourage them. Do this with great patience and careful teaching.
Kailangan matama ang mali dahil walang magbabago kung hindi mo itatama o ihighlight. Ito ang isang daan para marealize ang mga kamalian natin
@@bokchoy9632 The hypocrisy of you using bible verses yet your comment is full of hate. Why would she try to be funny in a setting like this where they talk about a specific topic? And obviously there are different types of humor out there. I find her funny, maybe you just don't. That's it. And the last part of your comment was just unnecessary. Just say you hate her or don't comment at all.
@@xavier14564 hindi hate ito kundi sermon o turo katulad ng ginagawa ng magulang sa anak.
@@bokchoy9632 Who are you though to comment like that? The comparison doesn't makes sense if you don't even know her at all. "Sermon?" More like "Judgemental thoughts".