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Stark reality about retirement
Many Filipinos dream of a fulfilling retirement, either at age 65 or 60, or even earlier, especially for those who feel they already have the means. Many imagine enjoying a peaceful life by the beach ...
That’s according to Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA) general manager Bob Zozobrado, who believes the country is closer to its goal of becoming one of ...
With its low-key lifestyle, exotic culture, and natural beauty, it’s easy to see why the Philippines is a popular retirement destination for many. Retirees on a budget also benefit from the low cost ...
The Philippine central bank sees around 100 billion pesos ($1.7 billion) being poured into a voluntary retirement investment program that could help boost the domestic capital market, according to an ...
The wise minds at Moody’s Investors Service finally acknowledged last week what the other two main credit rating agencies did years ago: America has a debt problem. Now it’s time for America to ...
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