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Millenials are usually defined as being financially irresponsible, spending too much on impractical things or experiences, but they are actually positioning themselves to be in better financial shape than other genrations, according to the Generations Ahead Study from Allianz. The study found that 77% of millennials feel financially confident (compared to only 64% of Gen Xers).  Further supporting this financial progress: 41% of millennials always set aside money each month for saving  (compared to only 36% of Gen Xers). 58% believe saving for a retirement  is a basic necessity. like food or housing. 71% of millennials also use "tricks" to make saving money easier. For example, a greater number of them use several accounts to automatically save their money for distinct puroposes (separate accounts for everyday expenses, loan, specific trip, investment, emergency fund, etc.). Social Media Dangers As their financial strength builds, however, soc

Getting pampered on hands and feet is already part of our lifestyle. There are lots of  hand and foot salons that you can see and hear everywhere, but have been satisfied? Last July 28, 2018, I was invited by Mplify's Miguel dela Rosa, for the grand opening of  Kitchenails at Robinson's Galleria, with hashtag #ColorTheEast, first franchise salon owned by Atty. Minnie Bautista-Aldave and Atty. Mark Aldave. Kitchenails is the first concept salon in the country ,with 23 branches that has fresh new concept in hand and foot care which started in December 2015 at Alabang Town Center, with hashtag #ColorTheSouth. A classic inspired nail salon, with added scents, flavors and ingredients from your mom's and/or grandma's kitchen. Another branch opened on the next month in Trinoma, Ayala Malls' premiere mall in North Metro Manila with hashtag #ColorTheNorth. With Kitchenails' mission, to provide the overall experience of a nail salon with a home kitchen approach t

Herbalife Nutrition Philippines recently arranged a benefit concert for the CASA Herbalife Project that highlighted the children from the SOS Children's Village and Tuloy sa Don Bosco Kids. A pride to see the children who illustrated their vocal skills in front of a full house audience at the Quest Hotel in Clark, Pampanga. The CASA Herbalife Concert with the talented singers from the SOS Children's Village Philippines and Tuloy sa Don Bosco. At the center is the Herbalife Nutrition Philippines General Manager Rosalio Valenzuela. The fund-raising concert is a project for the benefit of the SOS Children's Village and Tuloy sa Don Bosco. The latter are both long-time partners of Herbalife Philippines as beneficiaries of the CASA Herbalife project of the Herbalife Family Foundation (HFF), a non-profit organization committed to helping vulnerable children. The concert provided a venue for the kids to showcase their talents before a live audience composed mostly

 If you're wearing the same OOTD with a guest in an occasion, how would you feel? That can surely make you think who's wearing it better, right? Like Alex Gonzaga and Melai Cantiveros, bumping into each other, wearing exactly the same outfit and wondering who actually wore it better. Both girls wouldn't just settle for that, and so they ask the bigger and more interesting question – are the outfits bagong bili o bagong laba ? Wow, can you guess? The question confused everyone, that it gone viral on social media as fellow moshies weighed in and argued whether their idol's outfits was bagong bili o bagong laba. Though this debate among momshies became the talk of the town, no one could guess because it looks like both Alex and Melai are wearing brand new clothes. Last July 31, Tide hosted "Bagong Blili o Bagong Laba Fashion Walk-Off" at White Space, Makati to solve the mystery once and for all.  Commencing the fashion show are Luis Manzano a