Bianca Gonzalez answers your questions about going cashless
MANILA, Philippines — Worldwide, countries have made the transition to a cashless society. Is the Philippines keeping up? Locally, cashless behavior is steadily growing popular. In a survey by ...
Here’s how you can step it up for your family
MANILA, Philippines – In Filipino families, there are many traditions that involve financial responsibilities. Next to the parents, the breadwinner is usually the eldest child. When someone in the ...
From a honeymoon in Buenos Aires, ‘La Cabrera’ was born
MANILA, Philippines – When newlyweds go on a honeymoon, they usually bring home a piece of good news, a new family member, or a ref magnet. But when Carlo Calma Lorenzana and his wife, Julia ...
INFOGRAPHIC: Why you should switch from ATM to debit card
MANILA, Philippines – Why do more and more Filipinos prefer to pay through debit card? It’s safe, convenient, and it allows you to do many things an ATM can't – like shopping, booking flights and ...
5 ways debit cards help you step up
MANILA, Philippines – “Going cashless” may sound like a thing of the future. But for those who want better control over their card payments, using a debit card to shop or pay bills is a good place ...
5 situations where going cashless gives you more
MANILA, Philippines – More Filipinos are preferring to go cashless, with a growing number of consumers owning one credit or debit card on average, according to a 2015 study by Visa. The research also ...
QUIZ: How good are you at “adulting?"
MANILA, Philippines – Older generations, time and again, have accused millennials of being entitled, self-absorbed, and narcissistic. Some employers tend to think that millennials are more demanding ...
Defying the notion of the ‘financially fragile’ millennial
MANILA, Philippines – Filipino millennials get a bad rap when it comes to money. Studies indicate that this generation – or those in their 20s and 30s – is not responsible when it comes to managing ...
