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Banking and Finance in Quezon City, Metro Manila: What do you need to know?

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From retail banking to investing, here's what ten local experts had to say about finance in Quezon City, Metro Manila.

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Quezon City is one of the most urbanized and crowded cities in the Philippines. If you are considering to move in this city, you must think about your budget first because the cost of living is really high. You must also think about your health. Ask yourself, “am I fit for this place?” due to it being heavily polluted.

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If they’re planning to move here, they should have a big budget since finding somewhere to stay here costs quite a lot of money. Heavy traffic is a norm here and so are crowded places especially in malls and public transport. Food is quite expensive if you’ll order fast food.

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Eugene, says: 2020

Prior to moving to Quezon City, you need to be aware of traffic jams. These traffic jams become especially problematic especially during rush hour. you may need to budget your time accordingly. Another thing you have to note is that the city is a bustling metropolis. It is vibrant and interesting. However, move to the more affluent parts of the city for your own safety.

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Kimberly, says: 2020

Quezon City is an urban metropolitan area in the Philippines’ capital district of Metro Manila. By far, it is the largest component city of the region by territorial jurisdiction and is currently populated by more than three million people. The most notable and distinctive features of the City are as follows: being the media and entertainment capital, housing the premier state University of the Philippines, and considered as one of the financial and economic hubs of the country.

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Christine, says: 2020

The individual moving to Quezon City should consider the location of his residence to his workplace or school in order to minimize the travel time allotted. He should have knowledge on the location of nearby hospitals, offices, banks, supermarkets and other institutions to make transactions more convenient. Quezon City is considered as an environment friendly because of the various parks in the area.

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Quezon City is the largest city in Metro Manila. The city is known to house to a lot of leisure, entertainment, and business establishments attracting aspiring jobseekers to look for jobs. Moving to Quezon City will be a drastic change, because unlike other cities in Metro Manila you will need transportation to get around. It is recommended that one should have ample budget for transportation, or have access to private cars to get around the city.

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There is a lot to consider if anyone wants to move to our city. He or she can consider the accessibility of necessary establishment. Since our city has a large population, density of population should also be considered. Life in the province is more budget friendly than living in the city, that’s why price of living should be put in consideration too.

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It is the largest city in the National Capital Region and it one of the cities with the highest populations in the Philippines. The city is full of both private and public institutions so there may be jobs here such as the St. Luke’s Medical Center- Quezon City, the Ortigas financial district. Parks are also present in the city for the public to enjoy such as the La Mesa Eco Park and the University of the Philippines Diliman campus. However, like other cities in Metro Manila, traffic is a huge problems to commuters, and the pollution.

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Expect very hot weather but the people are all warm and friendly. Our city is a bustling metropolis, housing a two million people in that city. People are always busy selling goods on the street, which are normally called the informal sector. our city is also considered a business and financial district.

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Quezon City is a city filled with a lot of enticing establishments. From shopping malls, to restaurants and hotels. It is highly urbanized. But the best thing about my city is the foods that you can try anywhere you go. From one place to another, you will find a huge variety of foods and different cuisines. It is really convenient especially for those who are on a low budget because these foods are really delicious for a small price.

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