Employee Financial Wellness

Alarmed by your employees indiscriminate spending?

Do they pawn off their ATM to loan sharks?

Is your office receiving calls from credit card collectors?

More money and more loans are not the solution to your employees’ financial problems.


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Kung Hei Fat Choi

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Hurray for 2011!

As we embark on another year of educating Filipinos about the importance of managing personal finances, we’d like to thank each and every person who took the time to attend our seminars, workshops and webinars.

Read up on what our participants had to say.

PISOBILITIES: WEALTH WITHIN YOUR REACH

I lost a lot of money before. This seminar will equip me this time how to manage my finances.

– Cristina Bernal, Pisobilities: Wealth Within Your Reach Attendee, October 8, 2011

I’m considering writing down again my own financial records.

-Anabelle Pincas, Pisobilities: Wealth Within Your Reach Attendee, October 8, 2011

I learned how to properly save money. That it should not be income-expenses=savings but income-savings=expenses.

-Marie Emilene Caballero, Pisobilities: Wealth Within Your Reach Attendee, October 8, 2011


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Beware of This SMS

BEWARE!  There’s a circulating SMS message from Colayco Charity Foundation stating that your sim card won an amount when the foundation conducted a nationwide fundraising activity.

Colayco Foundation is NOT CONNECTED to this Colayco Charity Foundation.  We will appreciate if you report to us if you have received this text message.  We will highly appreciate it.  You may text it to 09178632126 or email info@colaycofoundation.com.  Thank you very much!


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INVESTability: The Stock Market

The stock market is a viable instruments for wealth generation however it is not for the uninformed. More hardworking individuals lose money investing in the stock market because they do not have the right knowledge, skills and attitudes. This seminar will give you a clearer picture of how to make Stock Market investing work for you!

INVESTability: The Stock Market is ideal for individuals who would like to explore gaining for that what savings deposit or time deposit can give. No technical discussions involved, this seminar will help you understand the BASICS of the stock market.  Take your FIRST STEP in discovering how this investment instrument can make money. Very useful for individuals who are considering investing in stocks or those who have some stocks but are not really knowledgeable on the stock market. Discover the challenges of stock investing and what it means to be a serious stock investor and how to be a conservative stock investor taking advantage of diversifying your investments through stock ownership. It is also important for you to know the RISKS involved in investing in the Stock Market.  Is this really the right instrument for you?  Do you know that you can participate in the stock market indirectly but still getting the gains and practicing diversification?  Discover this further…

INVESTability: The Stock Market

Date & Time :  Saturday- January 28, 2012, 2:00pm to 5:00pm

Location & Venue : Social Hall, 7th Floor, Citystate Centre Condominium, 709 Shaw Blvd. Pasig City

Regular Learning Fee: Php4000

Click Here to Register Online

Call 637-3731, 637-3741 or 502-4590 to avail of early bird and group discounts and to reserve your slot!

PAYMENT OPTIONS

1. Pay using credit card, click the Crystal Payments Logo

2.  Pay through 7-11 and MLhuillier, Click the Logo

3.  For other payment options, click here.

Note: This seminar will NOT teach you to become a stock/day trader. Investing is about long term wealth generation.


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