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How much is your cash REALLY earning?
If you keep $10,000 in a savings account at 0.01% interest, that’s just $1 in a year. Put that same money into something earning 5%, and it grows to $500. Same $10,000. Different outcome. Most people don’t even know what their money is actually earning. Take a second today to check your savings account rate! @Benson Alison @Nazam Khan @Jerome Reyes
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How much is your cash REALLY earning?
Say hi to our newest member, Nazam! 🥳🎉
Welcome aboard, Nazam! We’re excited to have you here. 😄 Drop a quick intro: where you’re from, what you’re working toward, or even a fun fact about yourself. Let’s get to know you!
Say hi to our newest member, Nazam! 🥳🎉
Quick Tip: Track Your Spending for 7 Days
Most people underestimate how much they actually spend. A small daily habit can change that. Try this challenge: - For the next 7 days, write down every peso or dollar you spend. - Use a notebook, your phone’s notes app, or any budget app. - At the end of the week, review and ask: Did I spend on needs, or wants? You’ll likely spot at least one expense you can cut or reduce. That money can instead go toward savings, debt repayment, or investing. Small awareness today can prevent big mistakes later. Would you try this challenge this week? @Benson Alison , @Nazam Khan , @Effie Magugat , and @Jerome Reyes
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Quick Tip: Track Your Spending for 7 Days
Quick Tip: Pay Yourself First
One of the easiest ways to build financial independence is to pay yourself first. Before covering bills or expenses, set aside a portion of your income for savings or investing. Even 10% each month can grow into a safety net over time. If you automate the transfer, it removes the temptation to skip it. What percentage are you currently saving for your future? Feel free to answer here too, @Benson Alison, @Nazam Khan, and @Jerome Reyes
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Quick Tip: Pay Yourself First
A Small Shift I’m Trying Out
This week I started paying closer attention to small daily purchases like coffee, snacks, and random subscriptions. I added up what I usually spend in a month and asked myself, what if I redirected even half of that into savings or investments? The total was bigger than I expected. Enough to make a real difference over a year if I stay consistent. I want to hear from you all too! What small expense have you cut or redirected that had a bigger impact than you thought it would?
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A Small Shift I’m Trying Out
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