28 Membership Benefits of IMG
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28 Membership Benefits of IMG
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If you can help 5 families this month and those families you helped this month can help another 5 families next month, can you imagine how many families you can help in 1 year? In 2 years? In 5 years?
Essentially, that’s how we members of IMG contribute toward our goal of helping a million or more Filipino families by 2020 - by duplication.
Go here to lend a hand:
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Kaiser International Health Group
Kaiser International Health Group
The exclusive broker of Kaiser in the Philippines is the International Marketing Group, Inc. (IMG). Please read below quoted post from my FB page.
What sets it apart from other HMOs is the fact that you’re sure you have health care coverage at the time when you need it most – in your retirement years. Other HMOs cover you only until age 60 and contributions may increase annually without any…
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Short Term Healthcare vs. Long Term Healthcare (Health Savings Account)
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Time, Compound Interest and Saving 2
Gratification – Instant vs. Delayed
Most of the time when we receive monetary windfalls i.e., 13th month pay, the itch to spend the money frivolously is so hard to resist. What may be contributing to this difficulty is that, in our mind, that’s money that we earned without any effort on our part.
If, instead of spending the money mindlessly, we buy shares of mutual funds, or shares of stocks of…
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Time, Compound Interest and Saving I don't believe in such a thing as being too young to save, as some millenials are fond of saying.
Free Financial Literacy Seminar
Free Financial Literacy Seminar
Do you know that saving your 13th month’s pay for 6 years is enough to change your life for the better? Take this opportunity to learn basic financial concepts that can help you have a more financially stable future. Please click on the link below to register. Enter your name, email address, and contact number. This is only for residents of Region 8 – Leyte & Samar (Philippines) and nearby areas.
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Secure Your Future Now!
Secure Your Future Now!
You will always have an excuse not to save or invest. No matter what your excuse is, one thing is for sure. You’re going to get old next year.
No matter what your excuse is, your child will grow up and enter college. Do you have enough money to fund your child’s college education?
No matter what your excuse is, you will eventually retire and stop making active income. Can you live comfortably in…
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According to Wikipedia “Passive income is generally defined as a stream of income earned with little effort, and it is referred to as progressive passive income when there is little effort needed from the individual receiving the passive income in order to grow the income.” Examples of passive income include rental income, royalty from books, and any other business activities that the earner has no material participation during the year. Passive income differs from active or income and portfolio income in a number of ways.
Active income or earned income includes all taxable income and wages that the earner gets from working, either as an employee, a businessman or as an independent contractor. For employees this may also include long-term disability benefits received prior to minimum retirement age. Linear active income is one where a person needs to stay active to maintain the income stream, and stops once the individual opts to stop working. Other examples of active income include wages, self-employment, marital participation in a corporation or partnership, etc. Portfolio income is income derived from investments, dividends, interest, and capital gains; and are subject to tax. Portfolio income does not come from passive instruments and is not earned through regular business activity.
Summing it all up, incomes may be classified into the following types:
Active – Earned income. Requires your participation. You work for your money.
Portfolio – Capital gain income from stocks, bonds, etc. and involves some risk.
Passive – Cash Flow Income – Rent, royalties, etc. This is money working for you.
One membership benefit of IMG is the Business Ownership Program. The above picture on the right side is an illustrative example of how helping just one family a week will help you achieve your goal of financial independence. This will seem difficult when you’re just starting out but will get easier as you and your team build up the momentum. In IMG you are not in business alone. You’re working with your team very much like how a sports team works together to achieve victory. If you’re looking to start a business this is the right place to do so.
Learn more here:
IMG website: http://bit.ly/2NxILDd
Free ebook (1st 2 chapters): http://bit.ly/2LxBl2x
My FB page: http://bit.ly/2xg6GAU
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Passive Income According to Wikipedia "Passive income is generally defined as a stream of income earned with little effort, and it is referred to as progressive passive income when there is little effort needed from the individual receiving the passive income in order to grow the income." Examples of passive income include rental income, royalty from books, and any other business activities that the earner has no material participation during the year.
Health Care Realities in the Philippines
Health Care Realities in the Philippines
There’s a lot to think about the situation of healthcare or of its absence in the local setting. It is common knowledge that most people have no health care plan and rely only on the health care coverage provided by government agencies which is sorely inadequate.
Here are other realities about the healthcare situation in the Philippines:
Medical costs double every 5 to 7 years.
Majority, if not…
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7 Realities of Our Financial Life
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