Parenthood: Educate yourself about the market

Stock Market Anchor at 25 years old, and it made a difference in many lives. Watch out for bargains
and regularly investing the dividend yielding stocks, and those efforts is to be paid off when you're a parent. Unsure where to start? Read the news and dive into financial books to get basic tips about being in charge of your money. 

Parenthood: Compare yourself with how others are doing financially to motivate you to do better

It's normal to be envious or a little insecure of friends who can still rely on their parents' financial
support even when they're already working, but use it as a tool to outperform your peers. By comparing yourself to your friends, you'll be motivated to work hard, be innovative and to really bring out the best in yourself. Besides learning to be independent is something you'd want your kids to learn-and you can teach them before you've gone through the same thing.

Parenthood: Find Financial Mentor

Earning your own money is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. Find someone you trust-it can
be your parent, sibling, or a legitimate financial consultant-who is willing to guide and lead you into making good financial decisions. Make sure it's someone who can walk the talk. One who is teaching you the method of investment the way he/she did, and has benefited from it.

Parenthood: Investing early is more advantageous

If you start investing in your twenties, your cash will grow through the power of compounding, and
the earlier you start, the more years you'll have to generate earnings. Make your money work for you as soon as you can and as often as you can because you'll enjoy the much needed dividend payoffs when you become a parent, when your time is limited and when your appetite for risk is far less.

Parenthood: It's perfectly okay to want nice things so long as you can afford it.

As you move up the corporate ladder, your salary also increases. So there's nothing wrong if you
want to dine out, do a little shopping or reward yourself for a job well done. Enjoy a few quality and luxury experiences and items once in a while, but nothing to decadent, too often. When you become parent, these rewards also change in kind, like get-togethers and trips with the family, or a date night with the partner.

Parenthood: SAVING a portion of your paycheck each month will have a BIG payoff in the FUTURE

Having your own savings will make you feel more secure, knowing that you have a fund that will tide

you over in cases of emergency. Parents should start saving and teaching their children to save portion of their monthly income. Start saving 5% percent of your income, then gradually adding it. You can save your money in the bank or having an insurance. Start cutting your expenditures a little, then continue removing expenses that are not necessary. Identify your needs and wants, put priority to your needs, postpone buying your wants to decide if your really want it, otherwise they will be just waste of money. Stop from being an impulse buyer if you're one of them. Never follow a route that will lead you to spending. Plan before spending your hard earn money. And remember that, it is not how much you earn that matters, but how much save for your future spending.  

How to Play Pokémon GO, Get Started and Catch them All

What Is It?
Pokémon GO is an AR game, meaning that it uses real world settings and adds in a fantasy layer on top of that. That fantasy layer is, of course, the insanely popular Nintendo franchise that launched on the original Game Boy in 1996 and gave the popular primitive portable a second renaissance. In this enhanced take of Pokémon, players travel the world capturing a variety of cute and charming monsters inside Pokeballs, raise their stats, and battle them against each other on a smartphone.

By 'travel the world' here, it is to be taken literally. You need to move around to succeed in Pokémon GO, visiting locations to catch monsters, get items, and more.

Where You Can Play
Originally, Niantic has only rolled the game out in the US, New Zealand, and Australia. Just recently, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, and most of Europe gained access to Pokémon GO and, as of August 6 2016, major cities around Southeast Asia have been included as well. Latin America had been given access some days before