Sa panahon ngayon, hindi lang love life ang may marurupok… pati na rin sa gadgets.

Kung araw-araw kang nasa kalsada, kailangan mong i-prioritize ang safety at comfort mo para garantisadong good deal ang bawat biyahe mo.

During an event by CRIF Philippines, I was asked about what’s going to happen next after our exit to FATF’s Grey List in February of this year.

Many Filipinos are still hesitant to access credit/apply for a loan product.

A frustrated loan applicant recently shared her problem: Despite having the means to repay, she still kept getting rejected — a common issue for many Filipinos.

Gender inequality appears less pronounced in the Philippine corporate landscape compared to other regions globally.

Unfortunately, no literature has focused on the application of SF and its direct application to non-bank financing in the Philippines yet.

Hindi kailangan ng perfect timing. Minsan, kailangan mo lang talagang simulan.

Yung item na in-add mo sa cart, sinave mo pa sa wishlist, chinat mo na rin si seller para sa dimensions, pero hanggang ngayon... wala pa rin sa ‘yo.

Micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) play a crucial role in strengthening the Philippine economy.

Hindi mo kailangan ng degree sa rocket science para makahanap ng remote work. Minsan, kailangan mo lang talaga ng decent gadget at diskarte.

Luma at mabagal yung laptop mo. Kaya ang game plan mo: mag-ipon. ₱2,500 kada buwan, straight for one year. No touch, no gastos. Easy, right?

Hindi lahat ng gustong mag-work from home, may pang-umpisang gamit. ‘Yung iba, gigil na gigil nang umalis sa uncomfortable environment, pero ‘yung laptop? Drawing pa rin.

Umuulan? Late ka na. Mainit? Pawis na pawis. Pamasahe? Araw-araw gastos. Kaya minsan mapapaisip ka talaga, “Paano ba mapapadali ‘to?”

Do we have sufficient support infrastructure in those communities to ensure that their devices can receive messages and connect to the internet?

It is a surprise to me though that many Filipinos are still unaware that these financial tools already exist in the country.

How can we leverage innovation to make financial tools more accessible to more Filipinos?

Nakakainis ‘no pag bumili ka ng gadget o appliance, tapos iba yung dumating sa inaasahan mo?

Alam mo yung feeling na excited ka nang magka-gadget o bagong appliances, kaso kailangan mo pang bumiyahe para kunin? Hassle, ‘di ba?

Hindi biro ang bumili ng bagong appliances, lalo na kung malaking gastusan. Pero kung kailangan mo na talaga, huwag nang magpigil. Ang sagot? Financing!

Paano kaya kung may ganito ako? Siguro mas magaan ang buhay.

Sino ba naman ang hindi nangarap ng iPhone, ‘di ba?

Alam mo 'yung may gusto kang bilhin na phone, laptop, o kahit bagong gamit sa bahay—pero parang hindi kasya sa budget?

Bago ka pa mag-upgrade ng gadget ngayong buwan, alamin muna kung ano ang trending at talagang worth it bilhin!

Kailangan mo ba talaga ng bagong phone, o trip mo lang?

Hindi tulad natin, hindi sila madaling pagpawisan kaya mas mabilis silang nakararanas ng init at discomfort. Kaya ngayong tag-init, mahalagang siguraduhin na comfortable at ligtas sila!

Aminin natin, hindi basta-basta ang presyo ng isang solid na laptop o PC setup.

Summer na naman! Panahon na ng outing, staycation at syempre, pagpapalamig sa bahay.

Sa araw-araw na traffic tuwing pagpasok at pag-uwi sa trabaho, mahalagang pumili ng sasakyang hindi lang makakatipid ka, kundi magbibigay din sa'yo ng ginhawa sa pang-araw-araw na biyahe.

A loan applicant who was rejected on her application shared how frustrating her situation is, not because she doesn’t have the means to pay her supposed loan, but because lenders couldn’t see that she can easily repay for one—a difficult but common scene.

Si bunso ay malapit nang mag-graduate sa high school. Ilang buwan na lang at magsisimula na ang enrollment para sa kolehiyo, kung saan mas mahal ang tuition.

Ang sarap ng malamig na panahon, no? Lalo na kapag madaling araw. Ang sarap matulog. Amihan kasi kaya hetong Enero at Pebrero ay napakalamig. Pang bed weather ika nga.