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Do you also have a favorite drink when you were younger? I do. Actually, I can't remember if it was moo or chuckie but I used to have a box of a chocolate drink (yes, that whole box you see in groceries) hidden under my bed for my everyday baon and whatevers. Hahaha. 

I was out for a grocery shopping and spotted a pack of 4 Chuckie drinks. When I got home, I popped it in the freezer and were really a help to cool down these past few days because of the intense hotness we're having... and it isn't April nor May yet! 
Remember the advertisements before which are instructing you to pour your chocolate drink in a popsicle maker before freezing? But you know, putting the whole carton is much easier for the lazy me, so I just cut the top part when already frozen and shave it using a teaspoon.
And this has been the journey of rediscovering a childhood favorite. lol.
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It's pretty rare for me to visit a Filipino restaurant when eating out 'cause they are so normal for me. Thank heavens for the abundance of delicious Filipino foods in our home. Unless the people I'm with suggests eating at a Filipino restaurant and/or we aren't out-of-town, I don't look around for one. But different restos have their own versions of well-known Filipino dishes so it won't hurt to try and compare.

Okay, back to Kanin Club, I believe that their Crispy Dinuguan is one of the bestsellers 'cause it is always the must-order whoever I eat there with. And so far, it hasn't failed to satisfy moi.

Tbh, this one's really good. The blood stew and the crispiness of the meat were perfect. Because of the crunchiness of the meat, (hehehe. pero mas crunchiness of the pork fats and skin) it's a break from our usual dinuguan with pork internals as the ingredients. Parang chicharon with blood stew. Huhuhu, sounds very unhealthy, diba? But it's too delicious to be ignored because of health risks. 
Kaya pakonti-konti lang!

Always keep in mind that this dinuguan should always be eaten in moderation. Why? Hello, highblood. Hello, high cholesterol. Hello, added adipose tissues.
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I created this post in 2013 but I am posting an update now, November 2019.


Currently, I am not maintaining my Easy Savers anymore and have switched to the regular debit account but still with BPI Family. I am exploring more about Mutual Funds and UITF and so I've opened another account that has no charges when withdrawing money.



Purchase your CVV Sticker here. 

 
 2024 EDIT: Napansin ko na maraming tumitingin ng tungkol sa savings bank na posts ko. Nilagay ko 'to rito almost ten years ago and thanks, everyone, for continuously accessing them but we now have better options if we're talking about the interest that our money will gain while deposited.

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to keep the two bank accounts that I wrote about before and stuck with BDO because there's a branch a few blocks away from home making it the most convenient traditional bank for me at the moment. And well, my credit card is still with BDO so yeah.

While the information in this post are still relevant. Digital banks are emerging these days and I made the switch. Here's my review of two Digital Banks here in the Philippines:

Go Tyme Bank and Seabank

Savings Account (Debit) - New Minimum Opening Requirement, Monthly ADB, Amount to earn interest = P 1,000.00
Interest Rate - 0.0005%



However, if you're stilling looking for the account with no maintaining balance. Continue reading below:

I used the money from my accidental picky coin bank to open a new savings account, after a lot of researching about which type of account would fit my banking needs best, I chose BPI Easy Saver.


Bakit kailangan magbukas ng Savings Account? link: here.
Activate Online Fund Transfer to Anyone (BPI Mobile App) link: here.


Purchase your CVV Sticker here. 


My reasons why:
1. You can create an account with only P 200.00
2. NO MAINTAINING BALANCE


3. With P 1000.00 in your account, your money would already start earning interest. 
I researched the difference of BPI Family and BPI Islands and found out that Family Savings gives bigger interest of 0.500% Per Annum compared to the latter with 0.250% Per Annum. I know that the interest rate is so small but it's better than just hiding your money in some place where it won't earn interest at all, right? And luckily for me, a branch is just walking distance from our home; saves me fare and time. 

4. Can also be used as Debit Card using BPI's E.P.S (Express Payment System) in more than 13,000 participating establishments.

Fees:
1. P 50.00 for the Expressteller Card
Easy Saver's Card is just like the regular ET card.
2. There's a fee of P 5.00 for every ATM withdrawal (maybe 11.00 if using different bank's ATM) and P 100.00 for over-the-counter withdrawals.

EDIT: 3. ALL customer- initiated debits are subject to P 5.00 service charge.

4. Be aware of 05SI charge at the end of the month. 
05SI is the accumulated cost of withdrawing from a non-BPI Family ATM and it's P 15.00/transaction. Now disregarding what I have written above, a withdrawal using another bank ATM would cost you P 20.00.

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Requirements:
ID
Picture
P 200.00

P 50.00





It's not the all about the money you've earned but the money you've saved. ;) 
Kamusta naman 'yang motto ko. Hahaha. Motto credits to whoever said that first. 



To those who prefer the convenience of cashless transactions/spendings/payments that's why you're searching for a suitable savings account. Here's another bank product you can compare this S.A. with: Eastwest Bank Basic Savings Account. 



Purchase your CVV Sticker here. 





How do you manage your bank accounts? Want to know the differences among Debit Card, Prepaid Card and Credit Card? Click: here.


Everything, in time. 💖

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I always have coins in my purse, ideally I have 10.00, 5.00, 1.00, .25 and these days even .10 and .5 coins. 

Why? The main reason for carrying coins is I dislike paying PUV drivers with paper bills. As much as possible, I try to pay them the exact amount. This practice also saves them the hassle of needing to compute my change while driving though I assume that it's already easy as pie for them and for other events when they don't have changes to give which will end up in two ways; just letting you ride for free or not giving you a change at all. Having experienced the latter was probably the reason why I love coins now. Hehehe.

Purchase your CVV Sticker here. 


Another thing, I cleaned up and was able to gather coins of .25, .10 and .5 which amounted to more or less P 50.00. I am trying to dispose of them now by dropping some on donation boxes I see in random places (I know it's a small amount but better than nothing) and by paying the cashiers. I experienced paying an Ate with exact amount until the last cent which was something like .85 and she smiled at me with her I-don't-really-understand-expression, was I the first one to do that? I think no naman! 

Okay, so, what's a picky coin bank?
Apparently, there's this concept of choosing a certain money denomination which you're not allowed to spend. You'd have to place it all in your coin bank. And when filled, you can choose to deposit the coins in your savings account or treat yourself for a job well done.

And my accidental picky coin bank?
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To tell you honestly, looking at this place from the outside is seriously intimidating. 
Why? 'Cause it looks so expensive! I mean, its interiors seem luxurious. There's this idea that if something looks expensive, it most likely is.

Not until you enter and look at the prices, they're reasonably priced with great service plus the fact that you get to hang-out in a very cozy and expensive-looking tea lounge.
Vandal Board
Didn't get to write though.
Several Teas for sale.

The view of the outside.
Near BGC bus West Route second stop, I think.

But yea, since we were new to Da.U.De's tea selections, the waiter must have noticed and approached us even if we weren't asking for help.
Again, what's the magic word? Matcha! Kahit maraming pwedeng pagpilian, matcha pa rin. ehehe
Here I ordered a matcha cold tea, P 125.00

The straw is super cute, isn't it? There are other designs, I chose the polka- dotted one.


Though we only entered to drink something while exchanging stories, all-in-all a great place to be in esp. if you want to unwind. Credits to its super relaxing feel.
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