5 SENYALES that a PINOY in Australia is Doing (Financially) WELL

Hi to all Pinoy in Australia and all Filipinos abroad. Plano ko sana maglinis sa likod ng Bahay kaso mas guso ko magVlog :)
In this video, I will share information about who suffers from Financial Insecurity in Australia and Signs that you are doing well financially here in Australia.
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/ @roddgzman
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Salamat!

[@roddgzman]

I think this qoute fits - “Where you live should not determine whether you live, or whether you die.” - Bono
Watch my payday routine here:
ruclips.net/video/FYuAsNcDWFI/видео.html

[@fil-ozdownunder3269]

Kahit saang state ka sa Australia, ang financial status at depende sa diskarte mo from the beginning of your journey sa Australia. Ang iba ay pagbili ng mamahaling gamit ang priority kesa mag ipon eh di mag struggle ka talaga financially pag di ka mag ipon.

[@roddgzman]

Very true 👍

[@mercedescaranto3452]

Maski saang lugar naman, maski dito sa Pinas

[@jasminmemorando6694]

Nung pagkadating ko dito sa Australia more than 10years ago, mga bata 16years old pa lang bumubukod na sa parents at nagwowprk na. Ngayon bihira nalang dahil mahal na ang cost of living. Mas maganda ang ekonomiya noon kesa ngayon

[@mercedescaranto3452]

Okey yang magkkasama, mag parte2 ng house rent, water bill, electric bill, mag share2 ng foods, para hindi mabigat,,

[@user-hu7ek6ty1p]

Dito sa Australia if your professional sa Pinas mag paqulify ka sa natapos mo na kurso.If recognised ka na work hard and save up huwag mo i compare buhay mo sa iba.Hard work and relationship sa Dios ang key and never live beyond your means mag save as much as you can para pagtanda mo you have a comfortable life.Comfortable life comes after stable na buhay mo and reap your reward.

[@LahArf]

So magkayod ka habang bata pa, tapos mag enjoy ka pagmatanda na? Hindi ko ata gusto ganyan.

[@Ube_IceCream]

Hindi naman talaga poor pag taga Qld or WA. Ang daming Pinoys sa mining towns na mas malaki ang kita than professionals sa big cities. Taga Syd ako back in the late 80’s, we left kasi ang mahal bumili ng place na close sa city so we opted to move interstate para walang stress sa mortgage. I was also surprised to learn na may mga Pinoy sa Gold Coast na sa mga penthouse nakatira and yet sila pa ang low profile. Marami na ring second generation pinoys na may businesses and others do own big farms. Halos lahat naman medyo struggling pag bagong dating, but once mortgage-free na, everything is a breeze.

[@fishwithchris03]

Correct bro. Very well said.

[@maktwolin3D]

Well explained bro. Nice vlog. Vid transitions panalo ayos kaau. Google mo

[@roddgzman]

Thanks bro 👍

[@Foreign1966]

That's true Dito din me SA Australia wollongong

[@AchievementAcademy2024]

It shouldn't have been an argument wether buying a house is an investment or not. Nowadays rent has gone up to 600$ per week were paying mortgage is about 400$ if you add up insurance, maintentance etc.. para ka na rin nag babayad ng rent but you are going to own the house and after 3-4 years malaki na equity ng bahay mo at value ng bahay mo. Car's value goes down so if you're working overseas i think owning a house should be a priority.

[@roddgzman]

Agree that car's value depreciates quickly, 60% in 2-3 years. Ang laki.

[@gildaopiniano7135]

Hwag monh gayahin yong ibang may luxuries..they work hard for it ..spend within your means n save nobody will help u here in australia..not an easy life here u have to sweat it out to survive😮

[@ZzZzzz-yz1ew]

Talking about this topic exposes insecurities. I know a lot of people who got money like you and ended up, if not in the hospital, at the cemetery. Meaning, money cannot save your life, so do not be too confident in pointing fingers at anyone or any state that is not doing well. I am talking about purpose in life; some people are content working and helping others even if they only have enough money to survive. Life is too short to be proud, and it is funny how some people who only have a piece of paper believe they are already doing well in life. Money is evil. It is not forever. Do not dwell too much on it. You may never know what tomorrow holds. and which part of austtalia is your NY cap. godbless.

[@roddgzman]

Sorry, I disagree that Money is evil. The one that has it and handles it regulates how it is used.
Like you said it is a piece of paper. How is it evil??

[@rlav3953]

Save lmg dpat mga pinoy na ng professional jan..ipon at put up high end business sa pinas like fast food chsins..at bkasyon bkasyon kalng sa australia.hirap din tumanda at employ2 ka lng

[@charitotapitan1749]

Ang galing mo kami dito sa west nag hihikahos,nag hihirap,ginugutom,family ko trabaho ng trabaho pero poor pa rin

[@mercedescaranto3452]

Oh ganon, anong dahilan,

[@kento6201]

Kaya not healthy din talaga socmed pag palaging babad haha

[@jana8849]

Anong trabaho mo bro?

[@roddgzman]

RN bro

[@jana8849]

@@roddgzman magkabaro pala tayo 😊 sa QLD ako

[@jana8849]

@@roddgzman anong state ka bro

[@roddgzman]

@@jana8849 NSW bro

[@roddgzman]

@@jana8849 ayos ah 👍