As we enter the second half of the year, it’s the perfect time to check in with your finances. Whether you’re saving for a big goal, recovering from overspending earlier this year, or simply trying to stay afloat with rising[...]
In the Philippines, disasters are a part of life. As a country situated along the Pacific Ring of Fire and a frequent target of typhoons, the importance of disaster preparedness cannot be overstated. July is National Disaster Resilience[...]
Rainy days in the Philippines are often seen as a hassle—commute delays, wet shoes, gloomy skies. But behind the rainclouds lies an opportunity for something many of us crave: quality family time. Whether you're in a cozy condo unit[...]
Every June, the Philippines observes Dengue Awareness Month to educate and encourage citizens to take active steps in preventing this life-threatening disease. As the rainy season rolls in, dengue cases tend to rise due to the increased[...]
The rainy season in the Philippines, typically from June to November, brings cooler temperatures, lush greenery, and, unfortunately, occasional floods and power interruptions. While it can be challenging, it's also a season full of[...]
Renting a home or apartment in the Philippines often comes with a standard set of requirements: advance payment (usually one month) and a security deposit (often two months). This upfront cost can feel like a huge financial hurdle for[...]
1. Catch and Store Rainwater
Rain is free water falling from the sky—so why waste it? Set up a rain-catching system using large, covered containers or simple barrels with mesh tops to avoid mosquito breeding. This stored water can[...]
Halfway There, Time to Reset
We're halfway through the year—and if you're like many of us, your home might be a little messier, your mind a little fuller, and your goals… somewhere between "I tried" and "Maybe next[...]
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