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A Millennial’s Road to Financial Management

Road to Financial Management: BE A #MONEYSMART
Nowadays, millennials carry a vast range of interests and hobbies. They hold different beliefs and perspectives in the way they want to perceive the world. They want to expand their experiences, rather than focus on possessions. Another thing that millennials do is spend too much time on achieving their short term goals—squad goals, relationship goals, etc. Their eyes are glued on their phones, frequently checking and updating their social media.
Currently, there’s a problem that millennials are facing now—financial management. They spend more than they earn. Rather than saving money, millennials think more about their lifestyle. Yes, we can appreciate the ‘now’, but we have to prepare for our future. How do we manage our finances without comprising our lifestyles?
“SIP and TALK: A Millennial’s Financial Advantage” is a fun approach to financial wellness. Through different activities, you can learn the first step to being #MoneySmart. Johanna Yap, Financial Adviser from Prulife UK—FGY Life Insurance Agency, gives tips to millennials on financial management.
Johanna Yap (Financial Adviser) giving us tips on financial wellness.
“Take advantage of our youth. The earlier you start, the soon you can get it all,” she said.
Here are four phases to manage your finances:
Phase One: Opportunities
Millennials are go-getters—they grab as many opportunities as they want. Opportunities play a big role in our finances. Every choice that you make in life is very important. Not all opportunities are for us; we are given few chances to open these doors and it is up to us what to use them for. You can’t just pick these opportunities anywhere; you have to work hard to earn them.
Phase Two: Earn
Get a job. You can’t just earn money by sitting around. Do what you love and get paid for it. Millennials are rich in abilities, so find what you want to do and work for it.
Gaining experience is also one way of earning. When you can gain experience, you earn the lessons. These lessons that you acquired are important in looking for a job. On the other hand, your growth in experience may help you become a great asset to your job.
Phase Three: Save
By getting a job, you can get an income. The moment you start your job, open a bank account. Your income is not for you to spend only for your lifestyle. Your savings are your lifeline. Saving is easier if you have a clear and long-term goal—this is one way to help you secure your finances and provide a safety net in case of any emergencies.
Phase Four: Invest
It is not enough to save your money; you have to make it grow. Money grows with time, they say. When you are able to save enough, you can invest. Make you sure you have a long-term mind set when you decide to invest. Of course, you would want to grow your money by the time you retire. Investing helps you reach your financial goals. You can invest in stock market, real estate, business, and etc.
For those millennials who wish to prepare for their future financial goals and dreams, while still being able to enjoy “now”, join SIP and TALK and learn to become #MoneySmartMillennial.
Join PruLife UK at their next SIP and TALK Friday. Follow them on their social media platforms: Facebook (PruLifeUKFGY) and Instagram (@AgentProtect) for a daily dose of financial wellness.
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An Ocean of Flavors: The Bada Opens Their Second Branch
A trail of white smoke, along with the scent of roasted pork and the sizzle of the flaming grill will welcome you once you enter the tinted doors of the second branch of The Bada Korean Restaurant.
A trail of white smoke, along with the scent of roasted pork and the sizzle of the flaming grill will welcome you once you enter the tinted doors of the second branch of The Bada Korean Restaurant. Located at A.S Fortuna, Mandaue City, The Bada is sure to leave you with a satisfied appetite and a full stomach.
The name “bada,” which is Korean for ocean, was used since it started out by selling more seafood items than meat. Later on, the restaurant pursued on selling more meaty items on its menu. Although, no different than their first branch, The Bada gives its customers the opportunity to experience Korean food culture at a fair price of P299.00 only per person. With that, you already get an unlimited amount of the coveted samgyeopsal. But what makes the second branch much better than the first one? The A.S Fortuna branch is more spacious, well-ventilated, and vibrant; perfect for when you want to take some selfies or Instagram-worthy photos.
More than that, The Bada offers a round up of your favorite Korean dishes such as gimbap (seaweed rice roll), samgyeopsal (grilled pork), bulgogi (which literally means “fire meat”), bibimbap (mixed rice), and the like. Pair all of that with some soju and you’re good to go!
What makes them different from other Korean restaurants in the metro, owners and brothers Paul, Mason, and Min Ho Kim say that it’s their marinated bulgogi. While other Korean restaurants offer it just as it is, theirs is made with a special Korean marinade sauce; a recipe created by their own mother.
And while the Korean cuisine, in general, may be a bit foreign to our Filipino palate, The Bada’s bulgogi gives a slight familiarity to the taste.
“We’ve got [Korean] food that Filipinos also like,” says Paul.
What to do when you get there
Since the The Bada is an all-you-can-eat restaurant, we recommend you to bring your coworkers, friends, or family since they serve a generous amount of food (remember, they’re unlimited).
Getting there may take you on a few rides should you choose to use public transportation, but all that will be forgiven once you enter the brightly lit and steamy room. You’ll find yourself hungry for a decent amount of meat after taking in the sweet and savory scent of sizzling samgyeopsal. Take your time in choosing from an unlimited choice of Korean food, there’s no need to wait since the friendly staff will serve them almost right away with a smile.
Once the food arrives at your table, you’ll find yourself with an array of side dishes, lettuce wrap, and, of course, the meat. Start off by grilling the meat on the stove to your desired doneness. Once cooked, put one or two pieces on a lettuce wrap, add some side dishes, and wrap them all up. In one big satisfying bite, expect a burst of different flavors will definitely hug your taste buds.
Make sure to also try their bibimbap, gimbap and their authentic seaweed soup, you’ll surely feel satisfied after doing so. And what is Korean food without the famous kimchi, right? The Bada’s kimchi is unforgettable with just the right and balanced blend of fermented vinegar and spice, the perfect pair for your orders.
With its promising and delectable menu, The Bada will surely feed the Seoul-ful foodie that’s inside you.
The Bada opens from 11 A.M. to 12 M.N.
Visit them at A.S Fortuna, Mandaue City, right beside Benedicto College.
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Bringing businesses together: Lalamove paves way for SMEs across the globe to “Make a Winning Move”
The local episode #LalamoveItToWinIt to support MSMEs across PH
To inspire businesses around Asia and Latin America, Lalamove has launched a regional branding campaign “Make a Winning Move” to showcase its various B2B services, strong driver-partner network, and wide-ranging fleet for fast and reliable delivery solutions. Locally, the on-demand delivery platform has kicked off the campaign by inviting its patrons, old and new, to #LalamoveItToWinIt.

Now more than ever, businesses are focusing their efforts on an experience-led customer journey. With deliveries as undeniably crucial for businesses to fulfill their services and win over customers, the central creative idea behind the regional campaign revolves around such scenarios where Lalamove’s services and B2B features help entrepreneurs stay ahead of the intense competition.
Lalamove, as the trusted delivery partner, has been servicing businesses of all sizes in the Philippines. Lalamove’s corporate clients can enjoy the on-demand delivery platform’s variety of business solutions, such as multi-stop delivery, API integration, real-time GPS tracking, a wide variety of fleet for on-demand, same-day, long distance, and last-mile delivery, and a dedicated account manager.
“The Philippines has more than 900,000 businesses, over 99% of which are MSMEs. What Lalamove offers businesses of all sizes is faster, easier, and a more seamless delivery experience to help them save time and costs. Our dedicated partner drivers, the economic frontliners of today, are here to deliver to an even wider reach across Luzon and in Cebu. This campaign is the visualization of what we can do to help businesses jump over hurdles – simply put, just ‘Lalamove It to Win It!’” remarked Dannah Majarocon, Lalamove Philippines Managing Director.
First-time users of the Lalamove mobile delivery app can get up to Php 150 off when they sign up and use the code LALAWINIT. New corporate clients, on the other hand, can also receive a welcome bonus of up to Php 1,200 when they sign up and top-up their Lalamove corporate wallet. Moreover, with Lalamove Rewards recently launched, each delivery for every user is now made even more rewarding.
Find out more about what Lalamove offers by visiting www.lalamove.com/lalamoveittowinit, or follow the official Lalamove Facebook page, Instagram account, and TikTok account for more information.
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ABOUT LALAMOVE
Launched in the Philippines in late 2016, Lalamove is an on-demand logistics company that matches drivers with customers and SME businesses to fulfill same-day deliveries. Lalamove’s mission of making local deliveries faster and simpler across North, Central, and South Luzon, and in Cebu is achieved through innovations such as instant order matching, real-time GPS vehicle tracking, 24/7 services, and a driver rating system. Lalamove also allows businesses to scale their deliveries and operations at an accelerated rate. Lalamove now operates in over 30 markets across Asia and Latin America. Visit Lalamove’s website: http://lalamove.com
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King-size Treats Await Dad this Father’s Day at Seda Central Bloc
King-size Treats for the King!
by Ryan Daniel R. Dablo
Seda Central Bloc celebrates the hardworking hero and steadfast lynchpin of the home with its offerings for Father’s Day weekend.

At the Misto, Seda’s restaurant, Dad gets to sample the delicious international cuisine for free when dining with five full-paying adults. If an evening dine-out is more the family’s speed, the Straight Up bar offers a dinner buffet with a continental menu and mocktails, all enjoyed amid a backdrop of excellent cityscape views from the rooftop. Staycation at the hotel comes packed with perks for the weekend as well, such as complimentary lunch at the Misto, drinks at the Straight Up bar, and breakfast for two.

Honor your number one hero and highlight the love you have for him this Father’s Day weekend. Celebrate at Seda Central Bloc!
For more information, please call (032) 411 5800. Follow their Facebook page or visit their website at www.sedahotels.com.
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