09/01/2026
Baka iniisip mo...
“Hindi pa malaki sahod ko. Pang-mayaman muna siguro ang investing.”
Actually, hindi mo kailangang hintayin na malaki ang income mo bago ka magsimulang matutong mag-build ng wealth.
Ang mas importanteng tanong:
“Saan ko puwedeng ilagay ang maliit kong surplus na BAGAY sa GOAL ko, timeline ko, at risk tolerance ko?”
Here are 5 investments worth knowing:
1. Employer-matched retirement plan
Kung may workplace plan ang employer mo at may matching contribution, alamin mo muna kung paano gumagana ang match. That's potentially an important benefit you shouldn't overlook.
2. GICs
Kung priority mo ay preservation of principal at predictable interest, GICs can be an option. Pero tandaan, may terms and liquidity restrictions depending on the GIC.
3. Diversified ETFs
For someone with a longer time horizon who understands market risk, diversified ETFs can provide exposure to multiple investments instead of relying on one company or asset. Pero may market risk pa rin, and values can go down.
4. FHSA, kung eligible ka at goal mo ay first home 🏠
The FHSA is a registered account designed for eligible first-time home buyers, and it can hold qualified investments such as cash, GICs, mutual funds and certain securities.
5. Investing in your earning power
Hindi lahat ng investment nasa stock market. Skills, certifications, training, or a business capability that can increase your future income can also be a powerful long-term investment.
And here's what I really want you to understand:
Hindi mo kailangang magsimula ng malaki.
Kung $50–$100 lang ang kaya mong i-set aside bawat buwan, maliit man siya, pwede pa rin siyang maging starting point.
At isa pa...
TFSA and RRSP are accounts, not investments themselves.
They can hold different investments, including things like GICs, mutual funds, stocks and ETFs, depending on the account and institution.
So may question for you...
Ano ba talaga ang bagay sa goal mo, timeline mo, at kaya mong i-risk?
That's a much smarter question.
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*Disclaimer: General educational information only. An investment that is appropriate for one person may not be appropriate for another. Consider your goals, time horizon, financial situation, and risk tolerance before investing.