Expat gets Power House Build Philippines @KuyaJason

Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Hey Guys What’s Up, What Is Up? I have been making videos for a couple months now so that I could release the whole series. Expect a new video every couple of days at 8am EST. There is a total of over 50 videos in my “Building A House In The Philippines” 🇵🇭
Come join me through the ups and downs as I learn from mistakes and navigate my way through building our dream house. Feel free to leave a comment.
Thanks for watching. New video will be coming soon. EP#35 We Have Power! End Of Week 11 Walkthrough House Build Philippines

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$Don’t Get Ripped Off! 🛑 The Best Way to Exchange PHP to Japanese Yen 🇵🇭🇯🇵 We are getting ready for our big trip to Japan! Today, we are hanging out at WalterMart Paniqui with my dad and my best friend, Albert. While walking around the mall, we stopped by the Core Pacific money exchange booth to swap some Philippine Pesos (PHP) for Japanese Yen (JPY), and you wont believe the horrible deal they tried to give us. They were charging a massive 18% fee markup hidden in their exchange rate! In this video, I break down exactly why you should walk away from these predatory mall money changers and reveal the smart financial hacks we use instead to get the absolute best exchange rates. 💳 How to Save Money Traveling From the Philippines to Japan: GCash Card Hack: Dont exchange cash at the mall. Instead, get fully verified on the GCash app, order a GCash Mastercard/Visa debit card, and load it with PHP. When you arrive in Japan, use a local 7-Eleven (7-Bank) or FamilyMart ATM to withdraw Yen at the real-time wholesale bank rate for a fraction of the cost. Remitly Money Transfer: I also share my top tips on how to efficiently use Remitly for international money transfers to keep your travel funds fluid and secure without losing massive amounts to hidden fees. After the money exchange drama, we head over to the Abenson department store inside WalterMart to browse some new refrigerators, check out appliance prices, and give you a full walking tour of the Paniqui mall layout. If you want to maximize your travel budget and learn how to avoid currency exchange scams when traveling abroad from the Philippines, make sure to hit that like button, leave a comment, and subscribe for more finance and travel vlogs! #TravelHacks #GCash #MoneyExchange #PhilippinesToJapan #Remitly #WalterMartPaniqui #Abenson #PinoyTraveler #SmartFinance #ExpatLifePhilippines$

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