it's time for a brighter life!

The husband and I joined the Brighter Life session on Personal Finance last Saturday, September 7, at the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf (CBTL) at Net Lima in Bonifacio Global City.

I blogged about my takeaways from the session here.

Since I found the session insightful, I am sharing with you the upcoming sessions in the Personal Financial Planning series being rolled out by Sun Life Financial Plan.

September 12 - Money & Career
7 pm - 9 pm, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Burgos Circle

September 21 - Money Matter for Mommies
10 am - 12 nn, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Net Lima

September 28 - Marriage & Money
10 am - 12 nn, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Net Lima

All sessions are held in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.

You can register thru brighterlife.eventbrite.com. I think the registration opens on the week of the event.

The session itself is free and you will also be treated to a light breakfast and free coffee (in my case, hot chocolate).








Aside from the insights, we also took home a Sun Life Money Bank and CBTL gift certificate.








If you're interested, you can stay after the session to consult with Registered Financial Planners of Sun Life.






What we also liked about the event is that the financial planners of Sun Life did not make us feel that it was obligatory to avail of their financial services. Guests were free to go after the session.

You would have noticed the brighter life advertising series of Sun Life on TV which are meant to help educate the Filipinos to be financially literate. It's not a bad advocacy and we can all do our share by starting with ourselves.

If you can't make it to the sessions, you may want to go to the website www.brighterlife.com.ph which gives a wealth of references on how to achieve a brighter life.

May we all attain financial freedom. It all begins with a single step. ;)



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