Living a Middle Class Life in the Philippines

sakto sak·to

a shortened form of “eksakto,” meaning “just right”

burgis bur·gis

from the Spanish “burgués,” a borrowing from the French “bourgeois,” referring to the middle class

Being middle class in the Philippines is often defined by homeownership and earning a certain level of income.

Is it really possible to build a middle class life in the Philippines?

Homeownership & Real Estate

by Alex | Apr 6, 2023 | DIY, Family, Money

Ever wonder why Filipinos wrap furniture in plastic cover or never remove protective plastic films on appliances? Here are four reasons why.

Homeowners’ associations or HOAs are an integral part of life within gated subdivisions, villages, and residential complexes.

They say that ignorance of the law excuses no one. You should what laws affect property owners rather than be totally clueless about it.

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by Alex | Feb 22, 2023 | Education, Parenting

What’s demanded in blended learning programs are no joke, making it seem that schools have offloaded their work to parents.

by Alex | Mar 12, 2023 | Money

Ever wonder if you’re actually a bona fide member of the burgis or middle class? Find out if your income levels meet the criteria.

by Alex | Feb 21, 2023 | Money

The Philippine inflation rate has been quite high over the past year. Prices for commodities are sky high. Can the middle class still cope?

Money does help in the pursuit of happiness. But are you earning enough to afford things that make you smile?

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