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My mother always tells me that when I need to buy some things, make sure it will last because it’s going to be my investment.

I bought a bunk bed 2 days ago. Originally, I was planning to get something cheaper but I figured something P1200 more expensive but might last longer would be better. Not a lot of difference really. I might have it delivered next week.

I also bought some clothes. They’re not really expensive but Mama thinks they’re investments too. A good set of clothes is always an investment. A good pair of shoes is also an investment.

I opened an account on BPI Direct instead of BPI Direct Save-Up which is the automatic savings account because transferring money manually online is not really a big deal, and the interest is higher. I don’t plan to touch this account at all.

Maybe in 10 years, I’ll look for a nice small business for sale, check out the odds of this earning me money and think about getting it. OR if I’m amazing enough, I’ll just start my own business. I don’t know yet what kind of business though.

Right now, I’m thinking of getting the e-load retailing thingie for Globe. I need more details on this though, like how much is the start-up. I read from Fitz’s blog that the initial load is just P1000 which is the same amount I load up every month anyway. So I’m really considering it.

Anyone doing e-load retailing?

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