Payment Options
Posted on Nov 8, 2010Payments for Colayco Foundation Publications, Events (Seminar/Workshop) and Donations may be made through:
- Cash at the Colayco Foundation Office/Events – Proceed to the Colayco Foundation Office at Unit 805 Citystate Bldg. 709 Shaw Blvd. Pasig City from Monday to Friday, 9AM-5PM except on legal holidays.
- BPI Bank Deposit
- Bank of the Philippine Islands (any BPI branch)
- Account Name: Colayco Foundation for Education, Inc.
- Savings Account #: 0203-2507-97
- Fax to +632 637 3731 or email & scan to info@colaycofoundation.com
- Valid Deposit Slip
- Your Name
- Your Contact Number and Email Address
- Identify if your payment is for
- book purchase (include book title/s)
- seminar/workshop learning fee (include date/title of seminar)
- donation
- GCash Bills Payment – If you have a GCash account with sufficient GCash credit just SMS:
- Text: DONATE<space>AMOUNT<space>MPIN<space>COLAYCO and send to 2888 i.e. DONATE 395 MPIN Colayco sent to 2888
- Note: You will be charged Php2.50 airtime for messages sent to 2888.
- Text the reference code to 09178537333 or email us at info@colaycofoundation.com with the following info
- Your Name
- Your Contact Number (if you want us to contact you on a different number) and Email Address
- Identify if your payment is for
- book purchase (include book title/s)
- seminar/workshop learning fee (include date/title of seminar)
- donation
Click here if you would like to register for your own GCash Account
Note: 25% of payment amount shall be deducted in case of refund
Hi,
I am very much interested to join in your foundation, i would like to inquire on how to join since i am currently working at Abu Dhabi, UAE and I will not be able to attend your seminars but my mother is willing to participate in one of your seminars on behalf of me. Is it possible?
Please advice…
Many thanks
Hi Roselyn. We do not have membership for the Foundation. Our seminars are open to everyone. Please feel free to have your mother attend any of our seminars so she can understand other wealth opportunities for your hard earned money.
Hello! I am interested in your program re: savings in the amount of P300, P700 and P1,000 monthly. May I know how can I start it with your foundation? Thank you very much.
Digna
Hi Digna. The Colayco Foundation does not offer financial instruments. The program you are referring to is the RSIP-Regular Saving and Investing Program of Kapatiran sa Kasagaan Service and Multi-purpose Cooperative (www.kskcoop.com). I have given them your email address. They will get in touch with you to give you more info regarding KsKCoop & their RSIP.
Have a Blessed Day! I,m very much interested about how to save money in a very limited resources. I want to save in a mutual funds but i dont know how to start. Please kindly assist me,right now,i’m here in uae with my family. Thanks and God bless.
Hi Anamarie. You can find a list of mutual funds at http://www.icap.com.ph – their performance can also be seen there as well as with info on how to contact them. You need to meet, face to face with a mutual fund representative to open your mutual fund account. If you are based abroad, a trusted relative will have to open the account under their name in the mean time.
Greetings!
I have been reading the 2 books of Mr. Colayco. My question is regarding the relevance of the upcoming seminar. How different is this from the books?
Can’t I just get straight forward answers from just simple phone calls from your staff?
Thanks a lot for inspiring a lot of people!
You have blessed us so much with your wisdom.
May God grant you all the blessings you need.
sincerely,
Vanz
Hi Vanz. We can definitely respond to your queries via phone or email however attending a seminar/workshop will equip you with the knowledge and strategies needed for effective personal finance not just now but in the future. In addition the discussion on the basics of personal finance and investing are presented differently from the books. We also utilize up to date information to illustrate concepts, strategies, etc. that are not found in the books.
Greetings!
I am presently working here in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and I am very much interested in joining as a member to you KSK COOP program. Please advice that validation to accept a member is not totally as I understood 100% that i would be accepted. Thank you and more power.
Fidel
Hi Fidel, I have asked Joel Cala to get in touch with you regarding your concern. He will get in touch with you via email the soonest. Thank you also.
Hi im interested in your seminars on coming june 11 i would like to ask if you have a discount on june 11?
thanks!!
Hi Diomel, best if you can call 6373731 or 41 or get in touch with Victor 5024590 or 09178088857. Yes there are available discounts. But please call the soonest. Thank you.
I am working here in Jubail Saudi Arabia, I am interested in joining the KSK Coop program, what is the procedure. Thank you very much.
Efren Garcia
Hi Efren, thank you for your comment. Mr. Joel Cala will get in touch with you thru email to provide you with the procedures of joining KsKCoop.
hi! I understand that having an insurance is a really good investment but I really don’t trust insurance companies especially now a days. Can you help me understand how it works and how they earn? coz I believe understanding how everything works will help me take risk, which I know comes in every investment. Thanks!
Dear Ms. Ann,
Emailed you to answer your inquiry re: insurance. I do hope that helps. Email me if you have further concerns. Thank you!
Hello,
I’m confused and want to know regarding : insurances. Like Ms. Ann queries.
Need your help.
Insurance is for financial protection. You get insurance to replace your lost income if in case you can no longer work due to illness, disability or death so that you can continue to provide for yourself and your loved ones. Thus if you are single without any dependents the least insurance you should have is medical, health and/or hospital insurance. If you have children, your medical, health and/or hospital insurance should cover them also.
If you do not have children, you do not need LIFE insurance. If you have children (or others solely dependent on your income), you need life insurance. How much coverage do you need? – Calculate how much money your children will need from now until they graduate college/are earning income if in case you are gone. Include all school related expenses and living expenses (shelter, food, transportation, etc.) and take inflation (ave. of 6% per year) into account. This should be your minimum coverage.
The most cost effective life insurance is TERM INSURANCE. You buy insurance effective for a specific period, if nothing happens to you within that period you forfeit what you paid. Most agents will offer you an insurance with investment product – these are good products but take note that you will end up cashing out more for the investment part for less return that if you invested directly in the stock market, mutual funds or fixed income securities.
Im interested to attend the seminar this coming september but how do i pay my seminar in advance since im working here in ireland.
Thank you.
Hi Freddie, Victor will get in touch with you regarding the payment. Thanks!
Hello,
I am working abroad, do you think at my age of 26, what insurance should I get?
Insurance is for financial protection. You get insurance to replace your lost income if in case you can no longer work due to illness, disability or death so that you can continue to provide for yourself and your loved ones.
Thus if you are single without any dependents the least insurance you should have is medical, health and/or hospital insurance. If you have children, your medical, health and/or hospital insurance should cover them also. As an overseas worker this is especially important for you – if your employer does not provide you with medical, health and/or hospital insurance be sure to get one!
If you do not have children, you do not need LIFE insurance. If you have children (or others solely dependent on your income), you need life insurance. How much coverage do you need? – Calculate how much money your children will need from now until they graduate college/are earning income if in case you are gone. Include all school related expenses and living expenses (shelter, food, transportation, etc.) and take inflation (ave. of 6% per year) into account. This should be your minimum coverage.
The most cost effective life insurance is TERM INSURANCE. You buy insurance effective for a specific period, if nothing happens to you within that period you forfeit what you paid. Most agents will offer you an insurance with investment product – these are good products but take note that you will end up cashing out more for the investment part for less return that if you invested directly in the stock market, mutual funds or fixed income securities.
As an overseas worker it would also be good to get yourself repatriation insurance – this is insurance in the event that you lose your job due to unforeseen circumstances i.e. company shuts down, etc. depending on what insurance you avail you will be given a return trip to the Philippines and replacement income.
i am interested in joining the KSK Coop program, what is the procedure? thank you very much
Hi Davie, we do hope Mr. Joel Cala has already emailed you the details about KsK Coop. Message us back in case you still have not received any email. Thanks!
Hi!i’m intersted in joining KSK COOP program and One Wealthy Nation program, i’ve read & studied KSK but with regards about One Wealthy Nation i’ve noticed that the last posted date in their website is april of 2010, i’m curious about the status of OWN, they’ve said that that they’ll be switching to new and better system by june 2010, it’s july 2011 now, what happened?
Hi Ferdinand. OWN is still in the process of development. We will update you as soon as it becomes available to the public again. [Adm-Guita]
how to join KSK COOP program?
Hi Alexis please email joel@colaycofoundation.com or ronnie@colaycofoundation.com for information. [adm-guita]