The Global Filipino Movement Foundation Inc.

The Global Filipino Movement Foundation Inc. Global Filipino Movement Foundation, Inc. is a SEC-registered non-stock, non-profit foundation.

One last COOL Program bago mag-weekend. 🍽💙Salamat po sa ating mga OFW na naka-avail ng libreng pagkain ngayon sa Caring ...
18/09/2026

One last COOL Program bago mag-weekend. 🍽💙

Salamat po sa ating mga OFW na naka-avail ng libreng pagkain ngayon sa Caring for Outstanding Outbound Laborers (COOL) Program. Buong puso kaming naglilingkod sa inyo sa pamamagitan rin ng aming mga iba pang services. God bless you, Kababayani!

18/09/2026
17/09/2026

Alamin ang isa sa mga Aspirational Values ng GFM: Pamilyang Buo.

17/09/2026

Kapit lang, Kababayani!
99 araw na lang, Pasko na! 🎄✨

Ang COOOOL, diba? 💙🍽️Salamat po sa ating mga Kababayani na nag-avail ng mga complimentary meals. Bukas po ang aming puso...
17/09/2026

Ang COOOOL, diba? 💙🍽️

Salamat po sa ating mga Kababayani na nag-avail ng mga complimentary meals. Bukas po ang aming puso kung kailangan niyo ng tulong bilang OFW:

đź«‚ Counselling, Stress Debriefing, at Emotional Support
⚖️Paralegal Advice at Assistance at iba pa!

Puntahan lang ang aming office mula Monday to Friday, 7AM to 4PM, para ma-avail ang libreng services na ito para sa mga OFWs.

17/09/2026

Alam Mo Ba? 💡 Kahit OFW, Posibleng Manatiling Buo ang Pamilya sa Kabila ng Distansya! ❤️

Dahil sa mabigat na datos tungkol sa pamilya ng mga OFW, pinapahalagahan ng Global Filipino Movement ang PAMILYANG BUO. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Nais namin na maging present ang mga OFW na magulang para sa kanilang asawa't mga anak. Hindi dahil malayo na sa inyong mga pamilya ay kailangan lumayo na din ang iyong loob.

Alamin kung ano pa ang kailangan malaman tungkol dito, at kung ang ginagawa ng GFM para matulungan ang ating mga Kababayani na manatili ang pamilyang buo.

I-save at i-share mo rin ito sa kakilala mong OFW!

17/09/2026
17/09/2026

Ang financial habit review ay parang “financial check-up”, tinitingnan mo kung ano ang ginagawa mo sa pera araw-araw, alin ang nakakatulong sa financial goals mo, at alin ang kailangang baguhin.

Simpleng paraan: 5-Step Financial Habit Review

1. I-review ang income mo

Magkano ang regular na kinikita bawat buwan?
May additional income ba?
Sapat ba ang income para sa basic needs at financial goals?

2. Tingnan kung saan napupunta ang pera

Balikan ang gastos sa nakaraang 1–3 buwan at hatiin sa:

Needs – pagkain, bahay, bills, transportation
Wants – shopping, dining out, entertainment
Savings – emergency fund, savings
Investments – MP2, bonds, stocks, etc.
Debt – loans, credit card payments

3. Suriin ang iyong saving habit

Tanungin ang sarili:

Nagsa-save ba ako bago gumastos?
Consistent ba ang savings bawat payday?
May emergency fund ba ako?
Kapag may unexpected income, nauubos ba agad o may napupunta sa savings?

4. Hanapin ang “money leaks”

Ito ang maliliit pero paulit-ulit na gastos:

unnecessary online shopping
food delivery
impulsive purchases
subscriptions na hindi ginagamit
unnecessary fees/interest
“sale kasi” purchases

17/09/2026

Kapag tinanong: “Ano source of income mo?”

Most of us have one answer.

Sweldo.

And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. For most people, active income is where everything starts.

Pero useful malaman na hindi lang trabaho ang possible source ng income.

Active income is money you earn directly from your work, salary, commissions, professional fees.

Side income is additional money you earn outside your primary work, freelancing, tutoring, online selling, weekend projects, rakets.

Portfolio income can come from financial assets through interest, dividends, distributions, or investment gains. Unlike salary, however, returns can fluctuate and aren't guaranteed.

Rental income comes from allowing someone to use an asset you own, condo, room, parking slot, land, equipment, or other rentable property.

Royalty income can come from intellectual property you've created or own, such as books, music, photographs, designs, software, or licensed content.

Business income comes from selling products or services after accounting for the costs of running that business.

Equity or ownership income comes from having an ownership stake in an asset or business and participating economically in its success. This can overlap with portfolio and business income, so think of it more as ownership than an entirely separate magic source of money.

And benefit/pension income can include retirement pensions and qualifying benefits accumulated through systems such as SSS or GSIS.

But here's what I wouldn't take away from this post:

“Kailangan ko magkaroon ng 8 income streams.”

Hindi.

Someone online having “7 streams of income” doesn't automatically mean they're financially better off than someone with one excellent career and a solid investment portfolio.

Start with what you have.

Make your primary income stronger.

Build your emergency fund.

Control expensive debt.

Then gradually use the excess money, skills, or assets you've accumulated to create another source.

Then maybe another.

The goal isn't:

“Paramihan ng income streams.”

The goal is:

“Kapag may nangyari sa isa, hindi guguho lahat.”

That's what additional income sources can eventually give you:

more resilience, more flexibility, and more choices.

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