Free Groceries and Exciting Deals for Rustan’s Supermarket’s 48th Anniversary!

Press release:

Rustan’s Supermarket celebrates their anniversary with amazing treats and deals for you in their annual Anniversary Sale until November 4, 2018!

In line with their celebration of their 48th anniversary, Rustan's has awesome discounts, buy one take one promo deals which they loyal customers can enjoy. There are lots of promo deals as you shop for Rustan’s Supermarket’s premium meats and produce, international wines, breakfast favorites and snacks, pantry staples, home and beauty essentials, and more! The Anniversary Sale will be having different exciting offers, so don’t miss the first wave of exclusive deals and savings available until October 23! Watch out for the next set of offers to be revealed on October 24. 

 Also, 500 loyal cardholders will also get to bring home their groceries for free with the Your Groceries On Us promo! Applicable for customers with a Fresh, Marketplace, or Sapphire card, all you have to do is purchase least P500 worth of sponsor products from Dove, Nestlé, World o’ Noodle, CDO Funtastyk, VitaPet, Veneto, Papa Alfredo, Cadbury, Selecta, Lucky Me!, Magnolia, Top Café for a chance to be one of the lucky winners.

As part of its anniversary celebration, Rustan’s Supermarket is also donating 48 wheelchairs to 48 children with serious illnesses in partnership with Make a Wish Philippines, the first and only non-profit wish granting foundation in the country.

Promos and deals are until November 4, so don’t miss the chance to celebrate the great deal and steals from Rustan’s Supermarket’s Anniversary Sale!

For more info, visit www.rustansfresh.com, follow and like rustansfresh on Facebook, and @rustansfresh on Instagram and Twitter.

Finally: Life Insurance for Senior Citizens and the Elderly

I once read somewhere: “If the weather forecast says there is a 50 percent chance of rain, would you bring an umbrella? What if I told you there is a 100 percent chance you will die; how much life insurance would you get?”

For most Filipinos, they think getting an insurance sucks because they feel like it’s a bummer to their planned budget travels or because it sounds oh-so repetitively advertised by almost everyone, that even their distant weird relative tries to get in touch with you after a long time. Insurance may feel like a scam that agents out there seem out to rob you of your money. Insurance sucks because it sounds so morbid and it doesn’t even add up to your bucket list of skydiving or seeing the northern lights. Insurance sucks because we all hate 

being sold to and you don’t want to give your hard-earned money to those annoying people who keep telling you to save. 

For the millennials, insurance sucks because you are forced to become an adult when you’re still quite unsure if you’re way past your puberty. Insurance sucks because suddenly you need to think about others when you just want to think about yourself. Insurance sucks because despite that you hate it, you know you need it. Insurance sucks because if ever you don’t start today and something does really happen, you wish you’ve started earlier. So look no further, find that annoying financial adviser who can guide you in insurance. Trust me, it’s a necessary pain in the ass. But we all need them. 

Senior citizens had something to be happy about! Finally, a health and insurance coverage for seniors (age 50 and up) with SUN SENIOR CARE!

Senior citizens had something to be happy about

Money Tricks for the Homemaker

Frugality is not a bad word and so does being kuripot. It’s all about sensible spending and cutting down  on luho (luxury).  To ride out the tough times, squeeze that peso until Dr. Jose Rizal squeals.

So how exactly should we handle our money? Here’s a simple guide to your financial happiness. According to financial experts, only 10 percent should go to our WANTS (which includes travel, gadgets, clothes, etc.), 10 percent goes to EDUCATION (training, seminar, workshops), 10 percent goes to ASSURANCE FUND (Safety fund, HMO, Health fund), 10 percent goes to LIFESTYLE FUND (luxury living, cinema, spa), 10 percent must go to TITHES (church, charity, donations), 40 percent must go to HOME (Necessities, Food, Transpo, Bills) and another 10 percent is for YUMMY (young millionaire investments and business.).

Note: Percentage shown in each purposed are just examples, you may change it base on what you need and what you want. Just make sure that the total percentage is 100%. 

We have to pay our monthly bills before it's due date

The sad part is that in terms of financial priorities, 52 percent of young families place expenses such as cable and cellphone bills ahead of buying life insurance. Think about what matters most. 

How an Accident Made Me Change the Way I look at Insurance

This is how our ATV went turtle on the rough roads of Sandbox in Pampanga

My mom and I almost died when we met a vehicular accident in an adventure theme park in Porac, Pampanga back in 2014. That’s the ordeal I had to go through in order for me to learn the value of being insured. I wouldn’t want anyone to experience such in order for you to learn the value of having an insurance that’s why I’m sharing this story. I realized insurance was something I should’ve done long before I needed it. 

There is no way to really describe accidents accurately. I don’t remember anything at all; I don’t remember the ATV taking a sharp turn to the right either.  I just remember the sound of crashing ATV against my back, and then silence. My lumbar was hit by the ATV itself, I was frozen for only a moment, screamed at the top of my lungs asking nearby people for help, as I thought about my mom who was later found a few meters from where I was, unconscious with a fractured femur. 

Mom and me before the accident

Those who rescued us asked if I was okay and I got up after the ATV was removed off my back, my lumbar felt some tremendous pain but I ignored it. “I’m fine, is my Mom okay?”

My arm was filled with scars, burns and bruises right after the accident.

My mom was badly hurt. “At least she was alive. That is what’s important,” I said to myself.

My mom suffered a fractured femur and had to undergo operation/surgery for partial hip prosthesis

The Marketplace brings sophisticated shopping to Iloilo

Press release:

Iloilo shoppers rejoice! You guys now have access to all the freshest and finest products that The Marketplace has to offer with the premium grocery’s first opening in the area at Festive Walk Mall. As The Marketplace seeks to bring its refined offerings across the archipelago, the public can now shop at the world-class chain’s newest store.

“We are excited to finally be bringing The Marketplace to Iloilo,” says The Marketplace CEO Arleen Aldaba. “With our unbeatable assortment of quality products from here and all over the world, wide range of fresh choices, beautiful and spacious store, and impeccable customer service, grocery shopping will never be the same.”

Fresh meat

Iloilo shoppers now have access to all the freshest and finest products that The Marketplace has to offer with the premium grocery’s first opening in the area at Festive Walk Mall.

Dry seafood section

The Marketplace has transformed the ordinary grocery experience into a whole new world of premium grocery and lifestyle shopping, with its unique selection of local and international products including exclusive and well-known brands like Waitrose from the UK and Casino from France, attractive in-store promotions, and a comfortable and stylish store. Its grand opening in Iloilo marks the chain’s latest effort in bringing sophisticated shopping to more Filipino families.

Ready to cook section

Shoppers from Iloilo with a carefully-cultivated palate and acute sense of taste will particularly enjoy shopping in The Marketplace. Food lovers will relish choosing from a world of delicious delights among the world’s best gourmet brands, high quality fresh products, and even freshly cooked meals daily within The Marketplace’s aisles. Discover and enjoy a more vibrant grocery experience at The Marketplace Iloilo!

For more info, visit www.rustansfresh.com, follow and like rustansfresh on Facebook, and @rustansfresh on Instagram and Twitter.

The Marketplace are located at San Antonio Plaza, Rockwell Power Plant Mall and Central Square Bonifacio High Street, Connecticut San Juan, Eastwood City, Shangri-La Plaza, Paseo de Roces, Santolan Town Plaza, Three Central, Westborough, Leonard Woods and Festive Walk Mall. Also, visit Rustan’s Supermarkets at Makati Area: Glorietta, Greenbelt 1, Paseo de Magallanes, Alphaland Makati Place, Paseo Center, Century City Mall.  North Area: Gateway Mall, Katipunan, Tomas Morato, P. Guevarra, Corinthian Hills, Village Center Antipolo, The Grove by Rockwell, Ayala Malls The 30th. South Area: Ayala Alabang Village, Evia Lifestyle Center, Uptown Mall BGC. Cebu: Oakridge Business Park, Ayala Center, Arcenas Estate CDO: Ayala Centrio Mall.