Play Money Games Online for Free

     Playing online games is one of the things I enjoy in my free time. When I was a child, I used to play games that involves mini-play money, cash registers, and shopping baskets. I have three sisters and we always play cashier or supermarket kind of gameplay. Fast forward to today, I'm happy to share that we are still playing this kind of game but online.

     I was looking for a free online game months ago and I stumbled on mortgage calculator website and saw that they are offering different money games. I got intrigued when I spotted that they offer free money games for kids. The ten-year-old in me got excited and decided to check out the games. My eyes got glued on two of my favorite games way back: Cashier Simulator and Supermarket Numbers. I played these games during my free time and I absolutely like both, it's like the old times but in virtual reality. 

Play Money Games Online for Free

4 Important Life Lessons I Learned in 2022

     As we welcome the new year, another chapter in life is waiting for us. Some are excited about what's in store this 2023 while others are not yet ready because of uncertainty. The past two years brought us fear, panic, and anxiety. The pandemic has changed the world instantly.

     Whether we like it or not, it changed the way we live. It taught us many things and made us realize that life is too short so we should make the most of it. As we live and adapt to the new normal setting, I learned that these aspects of life are important and must not be taken for granted. Sharing the important life lessons that I learned last year below.

4 Important Life Lessons I Learned in 2022
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4 Easy Tips on How to Manage Your Family's Finances

     As the years pass by, I've come to realize that the phrase "adulting is real" is hitting close to home. Now, I truly understand what my parents would always tell me back in my younger years about the importance of budgeting and saving money especially when you have your own family. 

     We have a bakeshop and rental business way back that's why I easily get what I want without begging my parents to buy it for me. They're the ones who manage our finances and all I do is ask them to buy it even if it's not necessary. There were times when they will not give me what I want because they are saving up in order to sustain our business. My father is strict when it comes to managing finances and he would always tell me to know the difference between needs and wants. Are you struggling with your finances and want to learn how to easily manage them? Read more about these easy tips after the jump.

4 Easy Tips on How to Manage Your Family's Finances
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Providing Equal Opportunities for Women in the World of Financial Education

     SmarTrade has been successful in providing free learning sessions and personalized one-on-one financial coaching to the public in the past five years. At the core of the company is its vision to help each Filipino become financially adept and to train them on how they can make better investments for themselves and for their families. Over the years, SmarTrade has trained more than 20,000 Filipinos in financial literacy and the number continues to increase year on year.

     This milestone would not have been possible without the women and men working in the background to make this vision come to life. The company ensured that its working environment is open to anyone who is qualified to join its workforce, regardless of gender.

Providing Equal Opportunities for Women in the World of Financial Education

AXA Health Care Access

     I always believe in the saying that "Prevention is better than cure" that's why now more than ever, securing our family's health must be our number one priority. According to a report on health spending released by the Philippine Statistics Authority in late 2020, paying for one’s medical needs grew in the country by 11% in recent years. 

     On this spending, a staggering 48% of the expenses came from “household out-of-pocket”—meaning Filipinos have resorted to digging into their hard-earned savings or worse, turning to loans from well-meaning family, to be able to pay for the cost of hospitalization or other medical expenses that they did not have the capacity to cover. In a separate report from the National Economic Development Authority, it was cited that 96% of Filipinos are concerned about their own and their family’s health, but only 16% are prepared to pay for medical costs. But it does not have to be this way. Here's something worth getting these days because of the pandemic and other unavoidable situations that may arise in the future.

AXA Health Care Access