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My name is Romer Tawid, but I’m better known with my nickname Omeng Tawid.
I made this blog to share my experiences, insights and lessons about investing and personal finance as a whole . Through time, I had organized seminars with big names in the financial industry teaching people how to improve their financial and later on tapped as speakers too in various small meetings, schools, and companies. (If you want to invite me as your potential speaker for your financial events in your company or group, you can email me here.)
Below is a short feature story about me published in one of the Wealth Strategy edition of Truly Rich Club and some snapshots of the seminar I either organized or a speaker of.
Hope you get something useful from it!
Happy investing!
oMeng 😉
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