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Name: Rafael Japhet Castillo Grade/Strand/Section: 12 ABM Sy Subject Teacher: Ivy Claie Roble-Debalucos Code Number: 8BUSINESS FINANCEQUARTER 2-WEEK 1SUMMARIES OF THE ANSWER FROM THE 3 GUIDE QUESTIONS1. WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO VENTRUE SUCH INVESTMENT? Income provides as the natural starting point f...

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Name: Rafael Japhet Castillo Grade/Strand/Section: 12 ABM Sy Subject Teacher: Ivy Claie Roble-Debalucos Code Number: 8

BUSINESS FINANCE QUARTER 2-WEEK 1 SUMMARIES OF THE ANSWER FROM THE 3 GUIDE QUESTIONS 1. WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO VENTRUE SUCH INVESTMENT?  Income provides as the natural starting point for investment planning because you can't invest what you don't have. Family planning sits at the top of this list for many individuals, with couples figuring out how many kids they want, where they want to live, and how much money is needed to accomplish those goals. Career expectations often complicate these calculations, with the highlyeducated enjoying increased earning power while those stuck in low-level jobs are forced to cut back to make ends meet. 2. HOW DO YOU EXPECT THIS INVESTMENT TO GIVE YOU A RETURN?  A good return on investment is generally considered to be about 7%. Cash slowly loses value over time due to inflation. The cost of goods and services increases with time, meaning that cash has less purchasing power. This guide will walk through what a good return looks like and which assets may potentially help an individual achieve their financial goals. This guide will walk through what a good return on an investment looks like and which assets may potentially help an individual achieve their financial goals. 3. HOW DO YOU CONSIDER THE RISK OF SUCH INVESTMENT?  The foundation of the pyramid represents the strongest part of your investment portfolio, which supports everything above it. This area should be made up of investments that offer a stable return while still allowing for capital appreciation. Money in the summit should be fairly disposable so you don't have to sell prematurely in instances where there are capital losses. High-risk investments should consist of money you can lose without any serious repercussions. This area should be made up of medium-risk investments that offer a stable return while still allowing for capital appreciation.

REFLECTION:  A good return on investment is generally considered to be about 7%. This guide will walk through what a good return looks like and which assets may potentially help an individual achieve their financial goals. The foundation of the pyramid represents the strongest part of your investment portfolio, which supports everything above it. This area should be made up of investments that offer a stable return while still allowing for capital appreciation. High-risk investments should consist of money you can lose without any serious repercussions. Money in the summit should be fairly disposable so you don't have to sell prematurely. DOCUMENTATION

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1. WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO VENTURE SUCH INVESMTENT? 1ST INTERVIEWEE  Because you can't invest what you don't have, income is a good beginning point for investment planning. The first employment of a young adult serves as a wake-up call, requiring judgments regarding IRA contributions, savings, or money market accounts, as well as the sacrifices required to reconcile rising prosperity with the need for fulfillment. Don't be too concerned about failures at this time, such as becoming overwhelmed by school loan and automobile payments, or forgetting that your parents no longer pay the monthly credit card bill. ND 2 INTERVIEWEE  The playing field on which we operate over our lifetimes, as well as the decisions that affect wealth management, are defined by our outlook. For many people, family planning is at the top of the list, with couples deciding how many children they want, where they want to live, and how much money is required to achieve those aspirations. Career aspirations can confuse these calculations, with the highly educated enjoying more earnings power while others stuck in low-wage positions are compelled to cut back to make ends meet. RD 3 INTERVIEWEE  It is never too late to start investing. You may be well into middle age before you realize that life is moving at a rapid pace, necessitating the development of a strategy to deal with old age and retirement. Fear can take over if you wait too long to create investing goals, but this should subside once the strategy is implemented. Whatever your age, income,

or viewpoint, keep in mind that all investments begin with the first dollar. Those who invest for decades, on the other hand, have an edge, since their rising money allows them to enjoy a lifestyle that others cannot afford.

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1ST INTERVIEWEE  A fair return on investment is typically thought to be around 7% per year. nd 2 INTERVIEWEE  It's critical for investors to have reasonable expectations regarding the sort of return they'll receive. This tutorial will walk you through what a decent return on investment looks like and which assets may potentially assist an individual accomplish their financial objectives. RD 3 INTERVIEWEE  Because cash might appear to be a safer option to investing, it may appear to be a smart idea to put your money into a savings account–the modern-day version of stuffing cash under your mattress. However, currency gradually loses value owing to inflation; that is, the cost of goods and services rises over time, resulting in reduced purchasing power for cash. 3. HOW DO YOU CONSIDER THE RISK OF SUCH INVESTMENT?

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1ST INTERVIEWEE  The pyramid's base is the strongest part, and it supports everything above it. This category should include investments with minimal risk and predictable returns. It is the largest region and contains the most of your valuables. ND 2 INTERVIEWEE

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 This category should consist of medium-risk assets that provide a consistent return while yet allowing for capital appreciation. Although riskier than the assets that form the foundation, these investments should be rather safe. rd 3 INTERVIEWEE  This is the smallest part of the pyramid (portfolio), reserved exclusively for high-risk investments, and should consist of money you may lose without major consequences. Furthermore, money in the top should be sufficiently disposable so that you don't have to sell early if there are capital losses.

Name: Rafael Japhet Castillo

Grade/Strand/Section: 12 ABM Sy Subject Teacher: Liezi Bentoy Roble Code Number: 2

MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY QUARTER 2-WEEK 1 WHAT I HAV LEARNED 1. The advancement of media and information brings society countless opportunities such as quick access to information that helps people during their daily lives and problems. 2. However, along with their opportunities are risk and challenges like becoming overly talkative, which may result in becoming tactless, in the sense that you continue to talk about a lot of topics rather than keeping them private. 3. A media is considered a powerful catalyst in the sense that it has the ability to change the world through informing, educating, and advancing people.

WHAT I CAN DO MEDIA AND INFORMATION OPPORTUNITES A specific piece of information can be learned. A person by listening to or viewing and corrected if they have the proper information something. You will not become an uninformed person, but you will be able to learn by feeding youself some facts about anything.

Name: Rafael Japhet Castillo

CHALLENGES A person cannot keep knowledge to himself since it is already might lead to becoming a victim of crime. A person can’t manage his or her rage since he or she isn’t scared to express it online.

Grade/Strand/Section: 12 ABM Sy Subject Teacher: Ike Queres Bulagsac Code Number: 6

PAGSULAT SA FILIPINO SA PILING LARANG QUARTER 2-WEEK 1 PAGYAMANIN PAKSA

TALAKAYAN

Tinalakay ni G.Jeol Pascual ang halagang gugulinpara sa pagapapatayo ng mga gusali para sa Senior High School. Ayon sa kanya, mga 10 milyong piso ang kakailanganin ang mga karagdagang silid-aralan. Tinalakay ni G. Joel 2. Loteng kailangan Pascual ang halagang sa pagpapatayo ng gugulin parasa gusali pagapapatayo ng mga gusali sa lote para sa Senior High School. Itatalakay ni Gng. 3. Feedback mula sa mga magulang hinggil Victoria at ng ibang mga guro tungkol sa sa SHS ng ASJ SHS ng ASJ at tungkol na rin sa mga feedback ng mga magulang.

1.Badget sa pagpapatayo gusali para sa Senior High School

4. KurikulumTrack na ibibigay ng ASJ

AKSYON Magsasagawa ng isang pulong kasama ang inhinyero at arkitekto ng proyekto.

Paguusapan ang tungkol sa pagpapatayo ng gusali.

Magkakaroon ng General PTA Meeting kong saan paguusapan nila ang tungkol sa feedback mula sa mga magulang hinggil sa SHS ng ASJ. Ito ay tinalakay nang Magkakaroon ng meeting ang buong kanilang school senior high school na principal na si Gng. Daisy T. Romero kung mga guro o ang mga ano ang pamamaraan bagong guro para sa panibagong kurikulm nito. o track na .maisasagawa ang

TAONG MAGSASAGAWA  G. Joel Pascual  Engr. Martinez  Arch. Monton

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Atty. Easy Gng. Daisy T. Romero Engr. Martinez

Mga Magulang Mga Guro Guardain ng bata estyudante

Mga Guro Mga Estyutande Ang Paaralan

5. Pagkuha at Pagsasanay ng mga guro para sa SHS. 6.pag-iiskedyul ng mga asignatura

7. Estrahiya para mahikayat ang mga mag-aaran na kunuha ng SHS sa ASJ

Ito ay tinatakay nang kanilang school principal kong ano ang dapat gawin. Ito ay na pag-usapan na nila noon kong paano nila ito gagawin.

Ito ay tinalakay sa meeting nila na maggawa ng programa kong saan hihikayatin nila ang ibang estyudante sa ibang paaranlan na mag-aral sa SHS sa paaralan nila.

bagong building. Magkakaroon ng Gawain ang mga guro para sila ay masanay sa SHS Sila ay gagawa ng kani kanilang iskedyul at ibigayipasa ito sa principal para ito ay pasangayonan, pati na rin ma lagyan ng signature. Ang buong department ay gawagawa ng program kong saan hihikayatin nila ang ibang estyudante sa ibang paaralan na mag-aral sa SHS sa paaralan nila

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Mga Guro

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