
My family is no stranger to financial challenges. If there is one thing I often brainwash my children is this “No matter the state of our financial situation, we need to implement some sort of money management or else all that money will be gone in an instant”. During our early years in marriage, my husband and I often fought a lot in our spending habits. He tended to buy more than needed. I tend to be a tight-wad which often resulted to arguments. It became so bad that my husband took control of our finances from 1985 till 2004. Bad move indeed. We ended up having severe financial challenges in 2004 until I took control in 2005. Call it martial law but hard times called for drastic measures. He turned over all his declared income to me while I kept mine a secret. hehe.
Under my strong-woman rule, I imposed some rules to my family which my loving husband adapted nicely too. He had no choice, right? Let me share a few of my rules which might be useful to you because I know each family sets their own rules:
A “Think Rich Pinoy” with a tagline Creating One Million Pinoy Millionaires by 2020 event flashed on my facebook. Clicking the link, I discover it is a
On the way to Nuvali, we got so engrossed with the landscape that we missed the turn to the entrance. The sign “Poke Your Eyes” alerted us that Hey you are lost. We had a good laugh as we made a u-turn back to Nuvali.














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