Get a Mutual Fund. A Mutual funds is a collection of money or funds that came from different individuals, investors and/or corporations. The funds are managed by a fund manager who will invest the collected funds/money through stocks, bonds, money market or another mutual fund. There are a lot of great mutual funds to choose from and some of them only requires you to start at Php 5,000.00 to Php 10,000.00. Banks like BPI and Metrobank (FAMI) offer mutual funds.
Retail Treasury bonds (RTB). These are government bonds. If you're worried about scams, then I'm sure that the government will not scam you. You can start as low as Php5,000-25,000. You earn a fixed amount of money every three months up to the end of contract which can go up to 10 to 20 years. I think they offer RTB's only twice a year. But if you're interested, you can inquire and avail through government owned banks like Land Bank.
Time deposits. Not sure about stock investments or mutual funds or RTB's? Try time deposits. Just make sure that the interest rates are higher than the inflation rate. I think that the inflation rates these days are 4-5%.
Invest in the stock market. In times like these, there is no better way to enjoy a rising economy but to invest through the stock market. It's so easy to invest through stock now. There is an online stockbroker known as the COL Financial group (former Citiseconline) which offers to be your stockbroker at a low investment of Php 5,000. They will even give you a free seminar on how to invest wisely. You earn money through dividends and capital appreciations. Ah...the terms are a bit technical but it just means you gain money over a long period of time. You buy shares from big companies then you gain when they gain.
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