As of 2010, approximately 50,000 Filipinos have been helping fuel and strengthen the many industries of South Korea.
Their remittances help their families back home and contribute to the economic development of the
Philippines.
However, recent studies show that overseas Filipinos have a low savings rate. This DVD explores the
challenges that a Filipino in South Korea must face,
in particular as they relate to Financial Management.
It tackles issues related to culture and migration,
including common problems and solutions from
protecting one’s self against scams to actual business start-up.
This video also contains practical insights from
Philippine Government officials and
Filipino Community leaders in South Korea.
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The P/E ratio (price-to-earnings ratio) of a stock (also called its ‘P/E’, or simply ‘multiple’) is a measure of the price paid for a share relative to the annual net income or profit earned by the firm per share. The P/E ratio can therefore alternatively be calculated by dividing the company’s market capitalization by its total annual earnings. Unlike the EV/EBITDA multiple which is capital structure-neutral, the price-to-earnings ratio reflects the capital structure of the company in question. The price-to-earnings ratio is a financial ratio used for valuation: a higher P/E ratio means that investors are paying more for each unit of net income, so the stock is more expensive compared to one with a lower P/E ratio. The P/E ratio can be seen as being expressed in years, in the sense that it shows the number of years of earnings which would be required to pay back purchase price, ignoring inflation and time value of money. The P/E ratio also shows current investor demand for a company share. The reciprocal of the P/E ratio is known as the earnings yield. The earnings yield is an estimate of the expected return from holding the stock if we accept certain restrictive assumptions (a discussion of these assumptions can be found here).
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John Nicola discusses how Canadians are overtaking the U.S. as the profligate spenders of the world. But is Canada’s debt situation as bad as it seems? Are the statistics telling the whole story? John proposes a theory on how incorporated professionals and business owners may not properly figure into the calculations.
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The return of your investments is variable because you buy share into a business ore several businesses and one business might become more profitable than other businesses. You can have losses if the businesses is having looses but you can sell your shares at any time and minimize the risk and withdraw your profits.
Earnings Example
Let’s have an example a hotel in mountains with a price of $100 per share and monthly earnings per share of $15. If you buy 10 shares you will invest $1000and you will be paid $150 each month meaning 15% monthly profit.
Payment Systems
There are different payment methods that you can use for investing with Uinvest. You can use Wire Transfer, Credit Card, Libertyreserve, Alertpay, Paypal or Check payments. I invested with Uinvest using the Alertpay online payment system because I can withdraw money from my Alertpay account directly in my bank account.
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If you’re reading this ad, the title has obviously sparked your interest. I’m sure you’ve come across ads like this all the time only to be more than skeptical. Well, I would be too if I were. In fact, I’m always skeptical. But let me tell you this…
There’s a “virtual” bank, called ING Direct. They are virtual, meaning they have no branches with tellers for you to go see, it’s strictly online. Now, with this bank, they have high interest savings accounts. I decided one day to open an account because at the time, the interest was 3.5% and I’ve seen it rise to even 4%. Now, go to your local bank, and find out what their interest rate is on a savings account. I can guarantee it will not be that high. Unfortunately, due to the decline in the economy, the interest has lowered down to 1.5%. But either way, here’s the kicker…
ING Direct’s high interest savings accounts have absolutely NO FEES. This means you are never charged a service fee by them. You can take your money out whenever you feel via online money transfer, or bank machine, without ever being charged a penny. This also applies to their new Checking accounts, which I’ve also opened an account of. Now look at your last statement and tell me how much your bank robs from you each month, hell, each year, just to spend your own money. I thought so. But there’s more…
When I first opened my account, I wanted to start a real savings plan because it’s something I never really stuck to. I seen interest paid monthly, and it wasn’t just a penny or two, it was dollar amounts, with little in the account. This excited me. Then, they came out with a referral marketing strategy to bring on new customers. Now don’t let this scare you away, this is 100% legit. Word of mouth goes a long way these days for businesses. The deal was, I would get $13 for every customer I referred to them to open up a high interest savings account. The only catch is, the referral had to open up with an initial deposit of $100. Now if putting away $100 scares you, then you can stop reading and leave now. If you’re serious about saving, then continue.
So you take $100, throw it into this new account. It’s tied to your local bank account you have now so that you can switch money from accounts back and forth as you please. Once you make the deposit of $100, not only would I get the $13 bonus, SO DO YOU. So instantly you’ve made yourself $13, just for opening an account! How great is that? But wait, it’s better!
For every 10 referrals I make, I get a bonus on top of the normal payout per referral. I thought to myself one day, I’m going to make a video and put it on YouTube and see what happens. I put up the description with the video and let ‘er go… Maybe a few weeks later I got an e-mail from ING advising of a new referral and a deposit of $13 into my account. Sure enough, I check and there it is. And then a few days after that. Then so on and so on. Eventually, they just stopped e-mailing me.
One day, a few days before Christmas, I was pretty near broke. I received an express parcel in the mail with a hard cover book on how the bank got started (mind you I never read it), along with a letter advising of a $200 bonus for my referrals. Talk about make my day….
So this is a lot of reading I’m sure, but I really want to put in every detail with honesty to let you know how great this bank is. Before I finish off I would like to say that ING has since raised the referral AND signup bonus from $13, to $25. Now that’s some serious money. Sign up 50 people, and you get $2,000 from all referrals, along with each increment of 10 referral bonuses of up to 50 total referrals.
All you need to do, is do exactly what I’m doing now. Tell your friends, family, post on forums, blogs, etc… YouTube works amazingly though. Unfortunately, they took my video down because I had used a commercial and it was copyright infringement. Since that video went down my referrals have literally halted. Here’s my new video in hopes of getting the flow going again and helping others do the same. And it’s ALL FREE. The referral money, the bonuses, plus the interest on top of it all. And not a penny sucked out of it from the bank. They are seriously, the best bank I’ve ever dealt with.
SO IF YOU ARE SERIOUS AND WANT TO START SAVING TODAY FOR THAT NEW CAR, NECKLACE, HOUSE, VACATION, OR JUST TO HAVE EMERGENCY MONEY ON HAND, SIGN UP AT http://ingdirect.ca/en/isafriends and use the orange key below when signing up to get your $25 deposit for opening an account:
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SIGNUP LINK: http://ingdirect.ca/en/isafriends
ORANGE KEY: 16260877S1
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An Individual savings account or ISA is one of the most common and easy to access saving and investing tools in the UK. This video provides an summary of this products.
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Premium bonds are one of the most popular saving products in the UK. However, Christine toner questions how good they really are.
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We had this huge intervention in the world, but the reason for the crisis was excessive credit growth. The private sector reacted very well to the crisis. But the government credit is still growing. If you add the unfunded liabilities like Medicare, social security, and medicaid to the debt, then it is currently at about 600% GDP. They cannot raise the interest rates, because if they do then the interest payments on the debt will be too high. A few people in the elite will get really rich, then the United States will go to war and everything is going to collapse. As an investor, you have to do something, and equities are a much better place to hide compared to bonds.
The interest of the US and china are further apart than ever before. You have a declining superpower in the United States, and a rising superpower in China. The United States will want to cling to its position, and China will want to have more and more say in international trade and relations. This dynamic will lead to quite a bit of tension.
The United States doesn’t produce enough or save enough based on the amount in the world economy compared to what they consume. Consuming means exactly what the word means. When you consume something, it is gone. The standard of living is going down compared to China, where there is a high savings rate.In many states of the US, 20% of the people are illiterate.
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Everything you wanted to know about a TFSA but were too afraid to ask.