My current passive cashflow is now net after tax P38,914 per month. This is due to bonds and increasing dividend payouts by companies owned. I'm waaaaay beyond schedule by 1 year and I'm almost at the next milestone of P40,000.
The cashflow is not yet permanent as most of it is from lending. When the borrowers paid the principal, I'll be back to 15,000 per month. But that is probably a good thing as well because by that time, I would then have more money to invest in stocks or bonds to up that cashflow again. So I guess P38,914 might as well be a permanent one, now that I think about it.
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