Features Pera-Isipan Opinions
We’re right smack in the middle of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines season. The already popular UAAP has in recent years been elevated to the level of grand spectacle thanks to the incredible barrage of marketing and advertising efforts that have been going on. Ateneo-La Salle battles have suddenly become the business of everybody never mind what school they’re from. And UP’s basketball plight is...
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Two weeks ago, at the height of the Villarica tax evasion case , the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) announced that sari-sari store owners, pedicab and tricycle drivers, and market vendors are now being required to issue sales invoices or receipts.
Apparently, the agency is in great pressure to deliver ...
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I didn’t even know why I signed my name on the dotted line that soon. Perhaps it was impulse and my instincts just kicked in. Being impulsive was very uncharacteristic of me. I pride myself as a rationale buyer. I would have gotten mad at myself ordinarily. But it was different this time. It was dif...
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I have been an avid follower of Randell Tiongson’s blog on finance-related matters for a long time now. I love the way he writes as he makes financial concepts that may cause nosebleeds for some seem very easy to understand. I also like the way he puts a biblical perspective on sharing ideas to his ...
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When it comes to personal finance, a lot of us are guilty of having a bad money management habit: spending more than what we can earn, maxing out credit card limits, joining the bandwagon and a whole lot of other unwarranted habits that could potentially wreck our road to financial independence. Tho...
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