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Bayanihan and Debt: The Hidden Costs of Community Generosity

Bayanihan and Debt: The Hidden Costs of Community Generosity

by Financial Rescue Admin | Oct 2, 2025 | FR Blog Page

Filipinos are known worldwide for their spirit of bayanihan—the tradition of helping one another in times of need. For Filipino-Americans, this often translates into financial generosity: abuloy (cash gifts during funerals), contributions for medical expenses, lending...
Huwag Mapahiya: Why Talking About Debt Feels Taboo in Filipino Culture

Huwag Mapahiya: Why Talking About Debt Feels Taboo in Filipino Culture

by Financial Rescue Admin | Sep 17, 2025 | FR Blog Page

For many Filipino-Americans, money is a topic often spoken about with pride—but debt is something kept behind closed doors. Conversations around utang (debt) carry a heavy weight of hiya (shame), and this cultural mindset has made financial struggles one of the most...
Religious Contributions: Faith-Based Financial Practices in Filipino Culture

Religious Contributions: Faith-Based Financial Practices in Filipino Culture

by Financial Rescue Admin | Aug 21, 2025 | FR Blog Page

Religious contributions have been longstanding financial practices deeply ingrained in Filipino culture, especially among Filipino-Americans who continue to uphold their faith and traditions in the diaspora. These practices are not only acts of devotion but also serve...
The Rise of Financial Technology: Opportunities for Filipino-Americans to Manage and Support Across Borders

The Rise of Financial Technology: Opportunities for Filipino-Americans to Manage and Support Across Borders

by Financial Rescue Admin | Aug 21, 2025 | FR Blog Page

The financial world is evolving rapidly, and financial technology, or fintech, has become a driving force behind how people manage their money. While fintech is making waves in countries like the United States, its rise in the Philippines presents unique opportunities...
How Filipino Festivals and Traditions Affect Financial Planning for Filipino-Americans

How Filipino Festivals and Traditions Affect Financial Planning for Filipino-Americans

by Financial Rescue Admin | Aug 20, 2025 | FR Blog Page

Financial literacy is essential for everyone, yet it often takes on a unique dimension in the Filipino community. Rooted in tradition, family values, and the spirit of bayanihan (community unity and cooperation), many Filipinos—especially those in the...
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