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Monday, December 05, 2022

10 Smart Tips sa Pag-Gastos ng Inyong 13th Month Pay




DUMATING na nga ang pinaka-masayang buwan ng taon at ito ang buwan ng Disyembre kung saan pinag-diriwang ang Pasko na susundan naman ng Bagong Taon.

Ito ang buwan na pinakahihintay ng mga empleyado lalo na sa tatanggapin na mga bonus at 13th month pay. Pero napag-isipan mo na ba kung saan mo gagastusin ang 13th month pay mo upang maging makabuluhan ito? Hindi maikakaila na nag-mahal na ang halos lahat na mga gastusin sa ngayon, kaya't kung hindi ka mag-hihinay-hinay sa pag-waldas, mauubos at mawawala na parang bula ang iyong pinaka-hihintay na 13th month pay.

Sa mga tatanggap ng 13th month pay ngayong Disyembre, narito ang 13 bagay na maaari mong pag-laanan ng iyong pera upang maging makabuluhan ito.

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1. Pambayad ng utang!

May kasabihan na "Ang hindi marunong magbayad sa pinagka-utangan, ay hindi na makaka-ulit kaylan man".  Masarap isipin na wala tayong utang. Isa sa pinaka-magandang regalo sa sarili ngayong Pasko ay peace of mind at kawalan ng mga naniningil. 
Alamin kung magkano ang mga utang mo at unang bayaran ang mga may malaking interest rate, upang hindi ka mabaon sa kala-unan.

2. Mag-simulang mag-invest

Kung maliit lamang o walang utang na babayaran, maaaring gamitin ang 13th month pay sa pag-invest. Maaaring mag-invest sa Modified Pag-IBIG 2 o MP2 Savings ng Pag-IBIG Fund o sa SSS Pesos Fun. Mga government-guaranteed savings programs ito na ideal investment para sa mga naghahanap ng mura at low-risk investment.

Halimbawa na lamang sa Pag-IBIG MP2, maaari kang mag-simula sa pag-invest ng P500 kada buwan.

Maliban dito, maaari mo ring pag-isipan ang real-estate investment o pagbili ng lupa o house and lot. Hindi man kaya ng 13th month pay mo na bayarang buo ang isang properties, pero, kaya naman siguro nitong bayaran ang downpayment.

Ang nasabing mga properties ay maaari mong paupahan sa mga tenats o negosyante at kumita mula sa bayad sa renta.

3. Magsimula ng maliit na negosyo o palakihin ito!

Kung mahilig ka sa sideline, bakit hindi mo gamitin ang 13th month pay mo bilang capital sa pagsisimula ng maliit na negosyo.

Ayon sa sikat na financial consultant na si Chinkee Tan, "Don't be afraid to take risk, mas kabahan ka kung wala kang ginawa sa buhay mo."

Maaaring may ideya ka na noon sa gusto mong negosyo ngunit hindi mo ito nasimulan dahil sa kawalan ng capital. Ngayong may 13th month pay kang tatanggapin, baka ito na ang tamang panahon. Maraming mga maliliit na business ideas na maaari mong simulan na may mababang kapital. 

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4. Kumuha ng Insurance

Isa sa pinaka-importanteng investment sa buhay ang pagkuha ng insurance. Madalas, binabalewala lamang ito ng mga Pilipino dahil hindi naman ito kailangan agad. Ngunit hindi natin alam kung ano ang mangyayari bukas, dahilan kung bakit importante na handa tayo sakaling may dumating na hindi inaasahang pangyayari o trahedya. 

Sa pamamagitan ng 13th month pay mo, maaari mong simulan ang pagkuha ng life insurance, car insurance, home insurance o health insurance.

5. Gamitin bilang Emergency Fund!

Kung ayaw mong gastusin ang iyong 13th month pay, maaari mo itong idadag o gamitin bilang emergency fund. Sa panahon ngayon, importante ang pagkakaroon ng emergency fund na hindi bababa sa anim na buwan ng iyong living expenses.

6. Ilaan sa Retirement Fund!

Maaaring napaka-aga pa para paghandaan ang iyong retirement, ngunit hindi ibig sabihin na babalewalain mo na lamang ito sa ngayon. Kung walang ibang paglala-anan ng 13th month pay, maaari mo itong i-impok sa bangko bilang retirement fund.

7. Gamitin sa Bakasyon

Maaari mo ring gamitin ang iyong 13th month pay sa pagbakasyon sa ibang lugar. Hindi maikakaila na halos tatlong taon din na walang bakasyon ang karamihan dahil sa Covid-19 pandemic. Wala mang financial return ang pagbakasyon sa ibang lugar, nakakabuti naman ito sa physical at mental well-being ng isang tao.

8. Gamiting pampa-ayos ng bahay

Magandang ideya din na gamitin ang 13th month pay sa pagpapa-ayos ng bahay. Maaaring gamitin ang pera sa pagpapa-pintura, pagpapalit ng mga tumutulong bubong at iba pang maka-buluhang repair upang masiguro ang comfort at kaligtasan ng mga naka-tira.

9. Gamitin para sa pamilya

Pamilya ang dahilan kung bakit tayo nagta-trabaho, kaya bakit hindi mo gamitin ang 13th month pay mo sa kanila sa pamamagitan ng pagbili ng mga bagay na kailangan nila. Mag-isip ng mga makabuluhang bahay na kailangan ng mga magulang, kapatid, asawa o mga anak at bilhin ito bilang regalo. Hindi lang ito makakatulong sa kanilang pamumuhay, magiging masaya din sila ngayong Pasko.

10. I-share ang iyong mga blessings!

Season of giving ang Pasko at isa sa pinaka-magandang paraan sa pag-selebrate nito ay ang pag-bahagi ng iyong mga blessings sa iba kahit sa simple o maliit na paraan.

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Friday, November 24, 2017

Business Ideas You Can Start From P2,000-P350,000 Capital


o you know that starting a business does not require millions of cash? In fact you can start your own with as small as P2,000. Yes all you need is the willingness and sustained eagerness to run it and make it grow. However, some businesses would require equipment and skills but it is not impossible o acquire it. When it comes to market, you can maximize social media and technology to work on your advantage. Here are five businesses you can put up with a capital as low as P2,000 to P350,000. Who doesn't have a smartphone nowadays? For as low as P2,000, you can start loading business and earning at home or even almoist anywhere. However, unlike other small businesses, don’t expect to earn much from this venture. As a load retailer, you get your earnings through a commission, which can be 3% to 13% per transaction. For example, a prepaid load worth P50 may deduct P47 from your load wallet, leaving you with a P3 profit. This, of course, depends on your chosen telecommunication company. Items to invest in: Basic phone, retailer SIM card, starting balance of P500 Cost estimate: P2,000 to P3,000 Sponsored Links Do you like baking during free time? Why not turn your hobby into a business? A cake and pastry business is a great way to earn money even at home. With a low capital of P3,000, you can start baking bread and cupcakes to friends and on social media. Start by determining the audience you wish to cater to (moms, children, companies, etc.) and attract them into your venture. Identify your specialty and let that be the highlight of your products. Don’t forget to find a supplier who can provide ingredients at a low price and build a Facebook or Instagram page to help you advertise your business. Items to invest in: Oven, mixer, cake pans, cupcake liners, decorating tools, cooling rack, measuring spoons, mixing bowls Cost estimate: P3,000 to P5,000 if you already have equipment. P40,000 to P50,000 is you still have to invest in equipment and materials. It’s easy to earn from a t-shirt printing business, especially if you already have connections within companies and organizations. Apart from customized tees, you can also focus on printing office uniforms, jerseys, hoodies, and canvas bags. However, before putting up this kind of business, it is best to learn different printing methods (digital printing, silkscreen, direct to garment) for a more specialized venture. You can start your business at a spacious garage at home or rent a small commercial space. Items to invest in: Computer, printer for pigment ink, printer for sublimation ink, heat press, silk screen line table, rotary press, flash dryer, frames, squeegees, t-shirts Cost estimate: P150,000 to P200,000 Interested in owning a food cart business? Companies like Franchise Manila and Food Cart Corner can help you find a food cart franchise that suits your budget, interest, and target market. Food carts offering one or two products typically start at a franchise fee of P50,000, which includes equipment, training, and marketing support. More popular food cart franchises like Potato Corner and Bibingkinitan can cost as much as P300,000. When investing in a food cart business, choose a location with good foot traffic such as malls, terminals, and cafeterias. Also, don’t forget to secure an emergency fund for unforeseen circumstances. Remember that real profit only comes in once you’ve earned the money you’ve invested in your franchise fee. Items to invest in: Whatever item you think can improve your business. Franchisors usually provide equipment and initial supplies to help start your business. Cost estimate: P50,000 to P300,000 If you find a place with no water station or is far from one, take the opportunity and put up a water refilling business. There is a high demand for clean and drinkable water especially in rural areas. With a budget of P100,000 you can franchise a water refilling station like Crystal Clear or Bluewaters. Starting your own brand, on the other hand, can cost as much as P350,000. The investment is worth the money, though. Water is highly profitable and does not expire unlike other products in the market. Items to invest in: Water refilling machine, slim water bottles, round water bottles, heat gun, stickers, delivery vehicle Cost estimate: P100,000 to P350,000 Final Thoughts With strategy and creativity, you can be your own boss even with low capital. Determine your market and find a business that does not only suit your interest but is highly profitable as well.Source: MoneyMax Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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Do you know that starting a business does not require millions of cash? In fact you can start your own with as small as P2,000. Yes. All you need is the willingness and sustained eagerness to run it and make it grow. However, some businesses would require equipment and skills but it is not impossible o acquire it. When it comes to market, you can maximize social media and technology to work on your advantage.
Here are five business ideas you can put up with a capital as low as P2,000 to P350,000.

o you know that starting a business does not require millions of cash? In fact you can start your own with as small as P2,000. Yes all you need is the willingness and sustained eagerness to run it and make it grow. However, some businesses would require equipment and skills but it is not impossible o acquire it. When it comes to market, you can maximize social media and technology to work on your advantage. Here are five businesses you can put up with a capital as low as P2,000 to P350,000. Who doesn't have a smartphone nowadays? For as low as P2,000, you can start loading business and earning at home or even almoist anywhere. However, unlike other small businesses, don’t expect to earn much from this venture. As a load retailer, you get your earnings through a commission, which can be 3% to 13% per transaction. For example, a prepaid load worth P50 may deduct P47 from your load wallet, leaving you with a P3 profit. This, of course, depends on your chosen telecommunication company. Items to invest in: Basic phone, retailer SIM card, starting balance of P500 Cost estimate: P2,000 to P3,000 Sponsored Links Do you like baking during free time? Why not turn your hobby into a business? A cake and pastry business is a great way to earn money even at home. With a low capital of P3,000, you can start baking bread and cupcakes to friends and on social media. Start by determining the audience you wish to cater to (moms, children, companies, etc.) and attract them into your venture. Identify your specialty and let that be the highlight of your products. Don’t forget to find a supplier who can provide ingredients at a low price and build a Facebook or Instagram page to help you advertise your business. Items to invest in: Oven, mixer, cake pans, cupcake liners, decorating tools, cooling rack, measuring spoons, mixing bowls Cost estimate: P3,000 to P5,000 if you already have equipment. P40,000 to P50,000 is you still have to invest in equipment and materials. It’s easy to earn from a t-shirt printing business, especially if you already have connections within companies and organizations. Apart from customized tees, you can also focus on printing office uniforms, jerseys, hoodies, and canvas bags. However, before putting up this kind of business, it is best to learn different printing methods (digital printing, silkscreen, direct to garment) for a more specialized venture. You can start your business at a spacious garage at home or rent a small commercial space. Items to invest in: Computer, printer for pigment ink, printer for sublimation ink, heat press, silk screen line table, rotary press, flash dryer, frames, squeegees, t-shirts Cost estimate: P150,000 to P200,000 Interested in owning a food cart business? Companies like Franchise Manila and Food Cart Corner can help you find a food cart franchise that suits your budget, interest, and target market. Food carts offering one or two products typically start at a franchise fee of P50,000, which includes equipment, training, and marketing support. More popular food cart franchises like Potato Corner and Bibingkinitan can cost as much as P300,000. When investing in a food cart business, choose a location with good foot traffic such as malls, terminals, and cafeterias. Also, don’t forget to secure an emergency fund for unforeseen circumstances. Remember that real profit only comes in once you’ve earned the money you’ve invested in your franchise fee. Items to invest in: Whatever item you think can improve your business. Franchisors usually provide equipment and initial supplies to help start your business. Cost estimate: P50,000 to P300,000 If you find a place with no water station or is far from one, take the opportunity and put up a water refilling business. There is a high demand for clean and drinkable water especially in rural areas. With a budget of P100,000 you can franchise a water refilling station like Crystal Clear or Bluewaters. Starting your own brand, on the other hand, can cost as much as P350,000. The investment is worth the money, though. Water is highly profitable and does not expire unlike other products in the market. Items to invest in: Water refilling machine, slim water bottles, round water bottles, heat gun, stickers, delivery vehicle Cost estimate: P100,000 to P350,000 Final Thoughts With strategy and creativity, you can be your own boss even with low capital. Determine your market and find a business that does not only suit your interest but is highly profitable as well.Source: MoneyMax Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO

Who doesn't have a smartphone nowadays?
For as low as P2,000, you can start loading  business and earning at home or even almoist anywhere. However, unlike other small businesses, don’t expect to earn much from this venture. As a load retailer, you get your earnings through a commission, which can be 3% to 13% per transaction. For example, a prepaid load worth P50 may deduct P47 from your load wallet, leaving you with a P3 profit. This, of course, depends on your chosen telecommunication company.



Items to invest in: Basic phone, retailer SIM card, starting balance of P500

Cost estimate: P2,000 to P3,000

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o you know that starting a business does not require millions of cash? In fact you can start your own with as small as P2,000. Yes all you need is the willingness and sustained eagerness to run it and make it grow. However, some businesses would require equipment and skills but it is not impossible o acquire it. When it comes to market, you can maximize social media and technology to work on your advantage. Here are five businesses you can put up with a capital as low as P2,000 to P350,000. Who doesn't have a smartphone nowadays? For as low as P2,000, you can start loading business and earning at home or even almoist anywhere. However, unlike other small businesses, don’t expect to earn much from this venture. As a load retailer, you get your earnings through a commission, which can be 3% to 13% per transaction. For example, a prepaid load worth P50 may deduct P47 from your load wallet, leaving you with a P3 profit. This, of course, depends on your chosen telecommunication company. Items to invest in: Basic phone, retailer SIM card, starting balance of P500 Cost estimate: P2,000 to P3,000 Sponsored Links Do you like baking during free time? Why not turn your hobby into a business? A cake and pastry business is a great way to earn money even at home. With a low capital of P3,000, you can start baking bread and cupcakes to friends and on social media. Start by determining the audience you wish to cater to (moms, children, companies, etc.) and attract them into your venture. Identify your specialty and let that be the highlight of your products. Don’t forget to find a supplier who can provide ingredients at a low price and build a Facebook or Instagram page to help you advertise your business. Items to invest in: Oven, mixer, cake pans, cupcake liners, decorating tools, cooling rack, measuring spoons, mixing bowls Cost estimate: P3,000 to P5,000 if you already have equipment. P40,000 to P50,000 is you still have to invest in equipment and materials. It’s easy to earn from a t-shirt printing business, especially if you already have connections within companies and organizations. Apart from customized tees, you can also focus on printing office uniforms, jerseys, hoodies, and canvas bags. However, before putting up this kind of business, it is best to learn different printing methods (digital printing, silkscreen, direct to garment) for a more specialized venture. You can start your business at a spacious garage at home or rent a small commercial space. Items to invest in: Computer, printer for pigment ink, printer for sublimation ink, heat press, silk screen line table, rotary press, flash dryer, frames, squeegees, t-shirts Cost estimate: P150,000 to P200,000 Interested in owning a food cart business? Companies like Franchise Manila and Food Cart Corner can help you find a food cart franchise that suits your budget, interest, and target market. Food carts offering one or two products typically start at a franchise fee of P50,000, which includes equipment, training, and marketing support. More popular food cart franchises like Potato Corner and Bibingkinitan can cost as much as P300,000. When investing in a food cart business, choose a location with good foot traffic such as malls, terminals, and cafeterias. Also, don’t forget to secure an emergency fund for unforeseen circumstances. Remember that real profit only comes in once you’ve earned the money you’ve invested in your franchise fee. Items to invest in: Whatever item you think can improve your business. Franchisors usually provide equipment and initial supplies to help start your business. Cost estimate: P50,000 to P300,000 If you find a place with no water station or is far from one, take the opportunity and put up a water refilling business. There is a high demand for clean and drinkable water especially in rural areas. With a budget of P100,000 you can franchise a water refilling station like Crystal Clear or Bluewaters. Starting your own brand, on the other hand, can cost as much as P350,000. The investment is worth the money, though. Water is highly profitable and does not expire unlike other products in the market. Items to invest in: Water refilling machine, slim water bottles, round water bottles, heat gun, stickers, delivery vehicle Cost estimate: P100,000 to P350,000 Final Thoughts With strategy and creativity, you can be your own boss even with low capital. Determine your market and find a business that does not only suit your interest but is highly profitable as well.Source: MoneyMax Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
Do you like baking during free time? Why not turn your hobby into a business? A cake and pastry business is a great way to earn money even at home. With a low capital of P3,000, you can start baking bread and cupcakes to friends and on social media. Start by determining the audience you wish to cater to (moms, children, companies, etc.) and attract them into your venture. Identify your specialty and let that be the highlight of your products. Don’t forget to find a supplier who can provide ingredients at a low price and build a Facebook or Instagram page to help you advertise your business.
If you don't have the skills to bake, you can enroll to TESDA baking and pastry course at an accredited training center near you.

Items to invest in: Oven, mixer, cake pans, cupcake liners, decorating tools, cooling rack, measuring spoons, mixing bowls

Cost estimate: P3,000 to P5,000 if you already have equipment. P40,000 to P50,000 is you still have to invest in equipment and materials.
o you know that starting a business does not require millions of cash? In fact you can start your own with as small as P2,000. Yes all you need is the willingness and sustained eagerness to run it and make it grow. However, some businesses would require equipment and skills but it is not impossible o acquire it. When it comes to market, you can maximize social media and technology to work on your advantage. Here are five businesses you can put up with a capital as low as P2,000 to P350,000. Who doesn't have a smartphone nowadays? For as low as P2,000, you can start loading business and earning at home or even almoist anywhere. However, unlike other small businesses, don’t expect to earn much from this venture. As a load retailer, you get your earnings through a commission, which can be 3% to 13% per transaction. For example, a prepaid load worth P50 may deduct P47 from your load wallet, leaving you with a P3 profit. This, of course, depends on your chosen telecommunication company. Items to invest in: Basic phone, retailer SIM card, starting balance of P500 Cost estimate: P2,000 to P3,000 Sponsored Links Do you like baking during free time? Why not turn your hobby into a business? A cake and pastry business is a great way to earn money even at home. With a low capital of P3,000, you can start baking bread and cupcakes to friends and on social media. Start by determining the audience you wish to cater to (moms, children, companies, etc.) and attract them into your venture. Identify your specialty and let that be the highlight of your products. Don’t forget to find a supplier who can provide ingredients at a low price and build a Facebook or Instagram page to help you advertise your business. Items to invest in: Oven, mixer, cake pans, cupcake liners, decorating tools, cooling rack, measuring spoons, mixing bowls Cost estimate: P3,000 to P5,000 if you already have equipment. P40,000 to P50,000 is you still have to invest in equipment and materials. It’s easy to earn from a t-shirt printing business, especially if you already have connections within companies and organizations. Apart from customized tees, you can also focus on printing office uniforms, jerseys, hoodies, and canvas bags. However, before putting up this kind of business, it is best to learn different printing methods (digital printing, silkscreen, direct to garment) for a more specialized venture. You can start your business at a spacious garage at home or rent a small commercial space. Items to invest in: Computer, printer for pigment ink, printer for sublimation ink, heat press, silk screen line table, rotary press, flash dryer, frames, squeegees, t-shirts Cost estimate: P150,000 to P200,000 Interested in owning a food cart business? Companies like Franchise Manila and Food Cart Corner can help you find a food cart franchise that suits your budget, interest, and target market. Food carts offering one or two products typically start at a franchise fee of P50,000, which includes equipment, training, and marketing support. More popular food cart franchises like Potato Corner and Bibingkinitan can cost as much as P300,000. When investing in a food cart business, choose a location with good foot traffic such as malls, terminals, and cafeterias. Also, don’t forget to secure an emergency fund for unforeseen circumstances. Remember that real profit only comes in once you’ve earned the money you’ve invested in your franchise fee. Items to invest in: Whatever item you think can improve your business. Franchisors usually provide equipment and initial supplies to help start your business. Cost estimate: P50,000 to P300,000 If you find a place with no water station or is far from one, take the opportunity and put up a water refilling business. There is a high demand for clean and drinkable water especially in rural areas. With a budget of P100,000 you can franchise a water refilling station like Crystal Clear or Bluewaters. Starting your own brand, on the other hand, can cost as much as P350,000. The investment is worth the money, though. Water is highly profitable and does not expire unlike other products in the market. Items to invest in: Water refilling machine, slim water bottles, round water bottles, heat gun, stickers, delivery vehicle Cost estimate: P100,000 to P350,000 Final Thoughts With strategy and creativity, you can be your own boss even with low capital. Determine your market and find a business that does not only suit your interest but is highly profitable as well.Source: MoneyMax Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
It’s easy to earn from a t-shirt printing business, especially if you already have connections within companies and organizations. Apart from customized tees, you can also focus on printing office uniforms, jerseys, hoodies, and canvas bags. However, before putting up this kind of business, it is best to learn different printing methods (digital printing, silkscreen, direct to garment) for a more specialized venture. You can start your business at a spacious garage at home or rent a small commercial space.

Items to invest in: Computer, printer for pigment ink, printer for sublimation ink, heat press, silk screen line table, rotary press, flash dryer, frames, squeegees, t-shirts

Cost estimate: P150,000 to P200,000
o you know that starting a business does not require millions of cash? In fact you can start your own with as small as P2,000. Yes all you need is the willingness and sustained eagerness to run it and make it grow. However, some businesses would require equipment and skills but it is not impossible o acquire it. When it comes to market, you can maximize social media and technology to work on your advantage. Here are five businesses you can put up with a capital as low as P2,000 to P350,000. Who doesn't have a smartphone nowadays? For as low as P2,000, you can start loading business and earning at home or even almoist anywhere. However, unlike other small businesses, don’t expect to earn much from this venture. As a load retailer, you get your earnings through a commission, which can be 3% to 13% per transaction. For example, a prepaid load worth P50 may deduct P47 from your load wallet, leaving you with a P3 profit. This, of course, depends on your chosen telecommunication company. Items to invest in: Basic phone, retailer SIM card, starting balance of P500 Cost estimate: P2,000 to P3,000 Sponsored Links Do you like baking during free time? Why not turn your hobby into a business? A cake and pastry business is a great way to earn money even at home. With a low capital of P3,000, you can start baking bread and cupcakes to friends and on social media. Start by determining the audience you wish to cater to (moms, children, companies, etc.) and attract them into your venture. Identify your specialty and let that be the highlight of your products. Don’t forget to find a supplier who can provide ingredients at a low price and build a Facebook or Instagram page to help you advertise your business. Items to invest in: Oven, mixer, cake pans, cupcake liners, decorating tools, cooling rack, measuring spoons, mixing bowls Cost estimate: P3,000 to P5,000 if you already have equipment. P40,000 to P50,000 is you still have to invest in equipment and materials. It’s easy to earn from a t-shirt printing business, especially if you already have connections within companies and organizations. Apart from customized tees, you can also focus on printing office uniforms, jerseys, hoodies, and canvas bags. However, before putting up this kind of business, it is best to learn different printing methods (digital printing, silkscreen, direct to garment) for a more specialized venture. You can start your business at a spacious garage at home or rent a small commercial space. Items to invest in: Computer, printer for pigment ink, printer for sublimation ink, heat press, silk screen line table, rotary press, flash dryer, frames, squeegees, t-shirts Cost estimate: P150,000 to P200,000 Interested in owning a food cart business? Companies like Franchise Manila and Food Cart Corner can help you find a food cart franchise that suits your budget, interest, and target market. Food carts offering one or two products typically start at a franchise fee of P50,000, which includes equipment, training, and marketing support. More popular food cart franchises like Potato Corner and Bibingkinitan can cost as much as P300,000. When investing in a food cart business, choose a location with good foot traffic such as malls, terminals, and cafeterias. Also, don’t forget to secure an emergency fund for unforeseen circumstances. Remember that real profit only comes in once you’ve earned the money you’ve invested in your franchise fee. Items to invest in: Whatever item you think can improve your business. Franchisors usually provide equipment and initial supplies to help start your business. Cost estimate: P50,000 to P300,000 If you find a place with no water station or is far from one, take the opportunity and put up a water refilling business. There is a high demand for clean and drinkable water especially in rural areas. With a budget of P100,000 you can franchise a water refilling station like Crystal Clear or Bluewaters. Starting your own brand, on the other hand, can cost as much as P350,000. The investment is worth the money, though. Water is highly profitable and does not expire unlike other products in the market. Items to invest in: Water refilling machine, slim water bottles, round water bottles, heat gun, stickers, delivery vehicle Cost estimate: P100,000 to P350,000 Final Thoughts With strategy and creativity, you can be your own boss even with low capital. Determine your market and find a business that does not only suit your interest but is highly profitable as well.Source: MoneyMax Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
Interested in owning a food cart business? Find a food cart franchise that suits your budget, interest, and target market. Food carts offering one or two products typically start at a franchise fee of P50,000, which includes equipment, training, and marketing support. More popular food cart franchises like Potato Corner and Bibingkinitan can cost as much as P300,000.

When investing in a food cart business, choose a location with good foot traffic such as malls, terminals, and cafeterias. Also, don’t forget to secure an emergency fund for unforeseen circumstances. Remember that real profit only comes in once you’ve earned the money you’ve invested in your franchise fee.

Items to invest in: Whatever item you think can improve your business. Franchisors usually provide equipment and initial supplies to help start your business.

Cost estimate: P50,000 to P300,000
o you know that starting a business does not require millions of cash? In fact you can start your own with as small as P2,000. Yes all you need is the willingness and sustained eagerness to run it and make it grow. However, some businesses would require equipment and skills but it is not impossible o acquire it. When it comes to market, you can maximize social media and technology to work on your advantage. Here are five businesses you can put up with a capital as low as P2,000 to P350,000. Who doesn't have a smartphone nowadays? For as low as P2,000, you can start loading business and earning at home or even almoist anywhere. However, unlike other small businesses, don’t expect to earn much from this venture. As a load retailer, you get your earnings through a commission, which can be 3% to 13% per transaction. For example, a prepaid load worth P50 may deduct P47 from your load wallet, leaving you with a P3 profit. This, of course, depends on your chosen telecommunication company. Items to invest in: Basic phone, retailer SIM card, starting balance of P500 Cost estimate: P2,000 to P3,000 Sponsored Links Do you like baking during free time? Why not turn your hobby into a business? A cake and pastry business is a great way to earn money even at home. With a low capital of P3,000, you can start baking bread and cupcakes to friends and on social media. Start by determining the audience you wish to cater to (moms, children, companies, etc.) and attract them into your venture. Identify your specialty and let that be the highlight of your products. Don’t forget to find a supplier who can provide ingredients at a low price and build a Facebook or Instagram page to help you advertise your business. Items to invest in: Oven, mixer, cake pans, cupcake liners, decorating tools, cooling rack, measuring spoons, mixing bowls Cost estimate: P3,000 to P5,000 if you already have equipment. P40,000 to P50,000 is you still have to invest in equipment and materials. It’s easy to earn from a t-shirt printing business, especially if you already have connections within companies and organizations. Apart from customized tees, you can also focus on printing office uniforms, jerseys, hoodies, and canvas bags. However, before putting up this kind of business, it is best to learn different printing methods (digital printing, silkscreen, direct to garment) for a more specialized venture. You can start your business at a spacious garage at home or rent a small commercial space. Items to invest in: Computer, printer for pigment ink, printer for sublimation ink, heat press, silk screen line table, rotary press, flash dryer, frames, squeegees, t-shirts Cost estimate: P150,000 to P200,000 Interested in owning a food cart business? Companies like Franchise Manila and Food Cart Corner can help you find a food cart franchise that suits your budget, interest, and target market. Food carts offering one or two products typically start at a franchise fee of P50,000, which includes equipment, training, and marketing support. More popular food cart franchises like Potato Corner and Bibingkinitan can cost as much as P300,000. When investing in a food cart business, choose a location with good foot traffic such as malls, terminals, and cafeterias. Also, don’t forget to secure an emergency fund for unforeseen circumstances. Remember that real profit only comes in once you’ve earned the money you’ve invested in your franchise fee. Items to invest in: Whatever item you think can improve your business. Franchisors usually provide equipment and initial supplies to help start your business. Cost estimate: P50,000 to P300,000 If you find a place with no water station or is far from one, take the opportunity and put up a water refilling business. There is a high demand for clean and drinkable water especially in rural areas. With a budget of P100,000 you can franchise a water refilling station like Crystal Clear or Bluewaters. Starting your own brand, on the other hand, can cost as much as P350,000. The investment is worth the money, though. Water is highly profitable and does not expire unlike other products in the market. Items to invest in: Water refilling machine, slim water bottles, round water bottles, heat gun, stickers, delivery vehicle Cost estimate: P100,000 to P350,000 Final Thoughts With strategy and creativity, you can be your own boss even with low capital. Determine your market and find a business that does not only suit your interest but is highly profitable as well.Source: MoneyMax Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
If you are living in an area where clean drinking water is an issue, take the opportunity and put up a water refilling business. There is a high demand for clean and drinkable water especially in rural areas. With a budget of P100,000 you can franchise a water refilling station. Starting your own brand, on the other hand, can cost as much as P350,000. The investment is worth the money, though. Water is highly profitable and does not expire unlike other products in the market.

Items to invest in: Water refilling machine, slim water bottles, round water bottles, heat gun, stickers, delivery vehicle

Cost estimate: P100,000 to P350,000

With strategy and determination, you can be your own boss even with low capital. Determine your market and find a sustainable business that suits your passion and is highly profitable as well.
Source: MoneyMax
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