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  1. Join Date
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    I don't know if this is correct but AFAIK;

    Maj-yor (problem) - P42K
    Tongressman - P50K
    Sin-ator - P57K
    Price-sident - P64K

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    I think this was already updated:

    If I remember correctly, the president now makes around 95K monthly


    http://www.gov.ph/2011/04/29/executive-order-no-40-3/

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    but of course they didnt spend millions on election campaigns for the salary

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    but of course they didnt spend millions on election campaigns for the salary
    op kurs naman!!!
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    Singapore Prime Minister: P125,000,000.00 per year.

    To Ensure Excellent Performance.

    To prevent Corruption.

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    i don't think higher salary will prevent corruption here

    sa president, VP, senator, congressman level -- those people are already rich to begin with

    like the Arroyo family is already rich but they just want more money

    a higher salary will not have prevented them from stealing public money

    nasa tao yan

    if you have a leader who is honest and has good intentions, kahit maliit ang sweldo hindi nanakaw yan

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    5.5 years, 5.75% gross yield, 4.6% net.

    Pass ako, too low for me.fb_img_1661668195295.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    5.5 years, 5.75% gross yield, 4.6% net.

    Pass ako, too low for me.fb_img_1661668195295.jpg
    if it seems as safe as government can make it,
    i'd probably go for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    if it seems as safe as government can make it,
    i'd probably go for it.
    Better pagibig mp2 than this.

    Almost 6% average annual returns, tax free. 5 years compounding nga lang.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sirkosero View Post
    Better pagibig mp2 than this.

    Almost 6% average annual returns, tax free. 5 years compounding nga lang.

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    hindi ko na-isip yan.
    ma-pag-isipan nga...

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    Quote Originally Posted by sirkosero View Post
    Better pagibig mp2 than this.

    Almost 6% average annual returns, tax free. 5 years compounding nga lang.

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    It is actually the compounding that makes it better, higher net interest rates which will earn interest again. Much better if itodo mo sa 1st hulog, then just top up as you save money during the 5 year period.

    Bonds that payout regular interest is more for people who are already looking at regular retirement allowance. Living On Interest (LOI).img_20220829_111901.jpg

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    papi ang pagibig pdic yan 500thou?

    Pag kalahati to 1 million magkano tubo

    ano pa choices ng bonds

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    Here we go again coach Kags. Tapos na lockdown at lahat eh nasa planning stage ka pa rin. Lahat gusto ko patusin, bili ng properties, etc.


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    Nagtransfer ako now timedeposit 2.75% sa eastwest 1year 100,000 to 500thou.

    Sa 360days i will earn 10thou.

    Next ko kung makaabot maya konti sa pagibig.

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    Ang liit niyan, Kags.
    Principal – P363,636.36
    Rate – 2.75% per anum
    Interest – P10K
    Final tax – P2K
    Net interest earned – P8K
    Kumita lang ng P8K ang principal in a year’s time (on top of it, effort, time, etc., is not yet quantified pa) tapos, malamang nagpagas ka pa..

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    To be fair, there are very few properties worth buying at P363K

    Putting it in stocks is a risk, Crypto an even larger risk

    Setting up a business is a lot of effort and perhaps Kags doesnt have time time

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    Quote Originally Posted by viper888 View Post
    To be fair, there are very few properties worth buying at P363K

    Putting it in stocks is a risk, Crypto an even larger risk

    Setting up a business is a lot of effort and perhaps Kags doesnt have time time
    With a 1 year time horizon, there's a number of low risk stocks which can easily beat that 2.75% gross yield.

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    Quote Originally Posted by viper888 View Post
    To be fair, there are very few properties worth buying at P363K

    Putting it in stocks is a risk, Crypto an even larger risk

    Setting up a business is a lot of effort and perhaps Kags doesnt have time time
    There are other opportunities besides the common buying of properties, stocks, crypto, and other almost similar to passive income earning assets.
    Plus he is kagalingan so dapat litaw ung pagiging kagalingan niya na regardless of how much he has, mapapalago niya..single at ang daming time magliwaliw, at that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mask Rider Blac View Post
    Ang liit niyan, Kags.
    Principal – P363,636.36
    Rate – 2.75% per anum
    Interest – P10K
    Final tax – P2K
    Net interest earned – P8K
    Kumita lang ng P8K ang principal in a year’s time (on top of it, effort, time, etc., is not yet quantified pa) tapos, malamang nagpagas ka pa..
    Mas malaki pa ang interest sa digital banks at 4-6%, no minimum, no holding period, PDIC guaranteed up to 500k rin [emoji12]

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    #20
    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    Mas malaki pa ang interest sa digital banks at 4-6%, no minimum, no holding period, PDIC guaranteed up to 500k rin [emoji12]
    Try to look into the bank's audited financial statements or published balance sheets. These should be available in their website.

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