My 2022 Financial Goals

I know it's almost the end of January and I was supposed to post about my financial goals earlier this month, but I got so caught up with things that I never got around it until I saw the post of Millennial Couple Investors on Instagram about their financial goals for this year.

Do Your Thing With ING Philippines

I remember downloading the ING app December of last year and I applied to open an account with them online, using my phone. Luckily enough, I got approved. But I didn't really started using it until recently, when I had a new savings goal.

Anyway, I am sharing this with you because I just received my debit card from ING Philippines. I got it totally free and I didn't even have to pay for the delivery fee. So amazing! 

Applying for an ING account is pretty easy and very hassle-free.

I remember applying for my ING account last year, just few days before I left for Manila. And just like what I mentioned above, I didn't really started using it right away. I had the app on my phone for months, but didn't really open it. Not until I had this new savings goal... 

So, according to their website, ING is a global bank with presence in more than 40 countries, serving more than 38.4 million customers worldwide. It is globally known as a pioneer in branchless banking and have been operating in the Philippines since 1990.

I have to be honest, I didn't really know about ING until late last year. I didn't know they've been around for that long.

Despite not knowing much about ING at first, being the risk-taker that I am, I gave it a try. 

A Breadwinner's Tale of Struggles: The Calm After the Storm

 

It's not a secret to everyone how I became my family's breadwinner at such a young age. It wasn't easy and it took a toll on my mental health. After many years of manipulation, toxicity, and struggles; I finally had the courage to break the chains that bounded me.

Mrs. Money Mindset of Your Money Mindset Facebook page invited me to share my journey... childhood trauma experiences, sacrifices of being the breadwinner, and how I ended up cutting ties with my own mother.