Title: Budgeting
Description: Lecture of Mr. Butch Salvador
baltix - February 25, 2008 06:54 AM (GMT)
just sharing...
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Lecture of Mr. Butch Salvador Nov. 2006
Recorded / transferred /edited
Jc makalinao
Budgeting
I believe this is one thing that a typical pinoy knows but always fail to apply. Especially now that Christmas is about to come where bonuses, 13 month pay etc. is awarded to most employees. Paano nga ba? It is actually so simple yet it would take a big amount of discipline to do it. Lets make it step by step para mas madali natin maintindihan. Now, lets not just know it but practice it.
STEP 1: know how much your monthly income is.
I would assume here that everybody goes with a monthly budget. However, this budgeting system may be adjusted to whatever length of time you wish to.
How much do you have is the question. This would be the first step because we couldn’t really spend more than what we earn. Get all your resources together and find out how much do you really earn and capable of spending every month. This would come from your income, whether from a side line, business, salary, padala, supporta, galling sa tatay, nanay, bf, gf etc… basta yung regular na natatanggap mo bwan bwan. This will be your Monthly income. Ang total nito ang iyong magiging total monthly regular income.
STEP 2: List all your necessary expenses.
Here we have to only list down “necessary” expenditures like bills, food, rent, maintenance… yung mga gastusin na hindi mo na pwedeng hindi bayaran. Wag tayo mandaya at ilagay ang shopping ditto at e justify that we really need it. After listing this, get the total amount and name it monthly necessary expenditures.
So now we have :
MONTHLY INCOME
MONTHLY NECESSARY EXPENDITURE
Now, you must not have expenditure more than tour income. Hindi po pupwede na mas malaki ang gastos sa kinikita o natatanggap.
And incase that it is more than the income , then you are in trouble! You must adjust and reduce whatever expenditure you have to make it fit your income. Kung nag air con ka, aba eh di mag electric fan muna… o kung nag FX ka, eh di jeep muna…at kung may gatas ang kape mo…. Black coffee muna. O baka naman pwedeng hot water muna… WHY? Eh hindi kasya eh!!! Wag mo pilitin kung hindi kaya.
Hindi po kulang ang pera nyo! Kulang kayo sa disiplina! Money was never the answer! If you think it is, then you are no different with people who makes welga welga on the streets! Asking for additional pay! Budgeting at disiplina ang kailangan natin!
Pilipinos always borrow money to catch up with their expenditures. Did you know that 70% of what we buy isn’t really necessary? Bibili ka ng plastic container na maganda kulay , tapos iisipin mo… san ko kaya pwede gamitin ito? Mali di ba?
So, reduce and make it fit to your income and LESS! Kung maigsi ang kumot… mamaluktot.
STEP 3:
Yung iba titigil na dito, kasi ala na eh,,, ubos na budget… wag po lets continue with the 3rd step. Meaning, dapat adjust natin an gating gastusin. Youll see, in doing so, youll realize that you may transfer other unnecessary expenses to necessary or useful expenditure.
So the third step is yun nay un… ADJUST YOUR EXPENSES.
Here you will see na madami ka palang nawawalang pera na hindi mo alam saan mo ginastos. Can you relate? Do you often hear you say “bakit naubos yung Pxxx pera ko dito? Ano ba yung binili ko?”again… NECESSARY LANG HA! Then adjust.
So, we have a list of necessary expenditures, total monthly income that must be over the expenditure and we have adjusted our expenses.
STEP 4 is dapat may sumobra… or there has to be an excess.
Ganito yun…you must adjust the expenditure that there must be an excess amount. Now, I am sure. This is possible. Let me illustrate: sa P10,000.00 / month na income…
INCOME: P10,000.00
EXPENDITURE:
Electric bill: 1,500.00
Water bill: 500.00
Cellphone: 600.00
Palengke: 3,000.00
Grocery: 2,000.00
Rent: 1,500.00
Mineral water: 300.00
Etc… : 600.00 PWEDE! Pero kaya pa I adjust…
Bawasan ang cell phone: (kaya naman eh…)
RULE: KUNG HINDI KAYA …. WAG! Hindi naman kayo mamamatay kung dalawa lang pantaloon mo eh… o ipa repair mo pag nasira eh… o kung 3210 cellfone mo eh… did u know that I saw mr. gullermo luz at makati… a year ago… naka 5110.
KABAYAN… hindi na baling mukha kang walang per. Ok lang yun.
TEKA, lets sum up and review…
May INCOME, GASTUSIN na dapat naka pasok at tama lang sa natatanggap at DAPAT MAY % na hindi dapat galawin para sa savings or investment.
STEP 5: INVEST;
Inegosyo mo yung sosobra (actually , the capital isn’t necessary . You can start a business even without capital). If you do not have excess and no capital… I advice, MAKI NEGOSYO! Tamad lang ang ayaw gumawa nito. THERE ARE LOTS OF BUSINESSES THAT NEEDS MARKETING! Go to a village that is being developed. Talk to the architect, ask their requirements… tapos lumapit ka sa isang HARDWARE at hingan mo ng COMMISSION. O… ano puhunan dun? O kaya sa mga ka groupo, ka opisina, kapitbahay na may negosyo… DUDES , ANG DAMI NYAN! Car magic pa lang , market it and il give you 10% of gross charge.
I hope your getting the picture. ..
STEP 6: what to do with your extra income… O TEKA… HINDI SHOPPING. STILL live within the old budget. Thets the problem we pinoys have, pag may sumobra… gagastusin. NO! NO! NO!
You were able to live before with that amount, still live with it. Set aside your extra income and if you find whatever business you went into doing good… then use the money and invest it on that business since you have already seen a market for that business na “NAKI BUSINESS KA”.
STEP 7: ADD TO YOUR LIABILITIES
HE HE … eto ang masarap. If you start generating extra income from your investment. You may now get a percentage of that income and add it to your budget.
This means… you may already buy that new jeans you’ve always wanted… or that shades that adds pogi points… well… maybe, as long as it fits to that percent. But most importantly, you are elevating. If before burger mc do ka lang… aba, ngayon… quarter pounder na… (tagalan mo pag nguya ah… feel it).
Now if this formula works… ditto lang ako sa marikina… pwede delivery… Aysus, hindi pala… repeat the same procedure again and again and again….
If you want to be financially free, then start now! Discipline yourself and your family. Explain this to them . It is so hard to change PINOY values when it comes to money. Especially if it has been handed down from generations to generations… but it has to change. And it has to change now! Do not save for something you want to buy, instead, save for an investment. And you’ll see how this would change your life.
Life is more important than money… but you need money to support life. Don’t love money and work for it for the rest of your life… instead, plan your financial future. Create a money source that will be there even as you grow old. Don’t rely on others investment, plans, projects… but study a system that you can run and pass on to your children…
You want a business that works? This is only a tip.
1. Buy a 2nd hand cell phone unit. Sell it with a little profit. Cell phones are the fastest in the market today. How do I know? Anywhere you go (esp greenhills). Madaming stalls, employees save up for it, almst everybody has or wants one. These are the clues to find out what business are hot today.
2. Study the techniques and system in cell phone buy and sell: You should personally do it yourself at first.maliit muna ang profit to sell fast.
3. Check the flow of selling: how fast can you sell a single unit, what brands , models are saleable. How much would you earn from a single deal…
4. Use your profit to invest on another cell unit: repeat the same procedure and feel the flow. Check how many can you personally sell.
5. Teach and multiply yourself: get trustworthy people whom you can share the business to. Your capital and share the profit to the person.
THINK; if per unit you earn 500.00 and you can sell 2 units in a week. You earn 1,000 additional income. And if you will get an agent that you will share 50% of your profit , you get an additional 500.00……. what if you have 5 agents????
Happy entrepreneuring!!! Salamt po….
chram - February 25, 2008 08:20 AM (GMT)
:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:
ayus mig....thanks for sharing!! :thumb:
nayr - March 10, 2008 05:55 PM (GMT)
"don't spend more than what you earn" <--- simple as dat!
lyn80 - March 11, 2008 01:22 PM (GMT)
you only have two options:
achieve cost cutting or make more money...
The KG - March 12, 2008 06:54 AM (GMT)
do not spend beyond your means
chram - March 12, 2008 07:37 AM (GMT)
sundun ta inyu mga advise ah!! :thumb:
lyn80 - March 12, 2008 01:47 PM (GMT)
nice migs...subong ya cut pa lang ko sang expenses ko pero may plan na k oto make more money paro mamaterialize pa sya guro after 2 years... :naughty:
Rostan - March 14, 2008 02:41 AM (GMT)
nag cut ko sa expenses sa gasoline kag nag bakal tech gadgets... negative pa .. huhuhuhuhuhu
baltix - March 14, 2008 12:27 PM (GMT)
mig, para mahimo positive buhini imo bisyo. hehehe..
Rostan - March 14, 2008 12:39 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (baltix @ Mar 14 2008, 08:27 PM) |
| mig, para mahimo positive buhini imo bisyo. hehehe.. |
isa na lang bisyo ko mig....
binutig :lol: :lol: :lol:
baltix - March 14, 2008 12:58 PM (GMT)
Rostan - March 14, 2008 02:03 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (baltix @ Mar 14 2008, 08:58 PM) |
| abaw gid. :chuck: |
hehehehe... ti kay nami gidbi sang mga tech gadgets mig mo... kag ang mga panglalai nga mga gamit.. :lol: :thumb:
baltix - March 14, 2008 02:28 PM (GMT)
mayu man na mig kay para may mahulaman ko. padayuna lang na ah. hehehe...