Do you have passive income?
By MLOV
@athaness (250)
Philippines
September 17, 2018 9:26am CST
I always wanted to have a passive income. All the answers I found leads to investing in stocks/trading and/or being an affiliate marketer. I do not know much about those stuff and the minimum amount for investment seems too high for me. Is there any way by which one can have passive income? May I know what are your sources of passive income?
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10 responses
@1hopefulman (45120)
• Canada
17 Sep 18
I think everyone would like to have a passive income. I hope you find something.
@1hopefulman (45120)
• Canada
20 Sep 18
@athaness Will do! I hope someone else has a good suggestion for you!
@SIMPLYD (90721)
• Philippines
25 Sep 18
myLotting is my passive income. Before I have other writing sites where I earned some also. But I don't like them anymore.
@Letranknight2015 (52079)
• Philippines
18 Sep 18
I tried youtube but sadly things didn't go well for me before 2010. Well, good luck for you.
@sunrisefan (28524)
• Philippines
19 Sep 18
The safest means for a passive income would be investment in time deposit although the banks offer very low interest rates. Time deposit with big and reputable cooperatives would even be better as there is no withholding tax on interest earned. Much better would be putting your money as share capital in said cooperatives because dividends would be between 7 to 10 (sometimes 11) per annum. The hitch for this is that you can't withdraw from your share capital unless you cease your membership with your cooperative. That is is why it would be good to put in only the money that you do not plan to use in the near term. However, you can apply for a loan against your share capital if you need money. This is advantageous too because if you had money which is just deposited in a savings account and you withdraw from it because you needed the money, the tendency is for you not to replenish the money you withdrew while if you applied for a loan against your share capital, you would still have that asset (your share capital) and you would be obliged to pay your loan.