I’m Rose Fres Fausto, an investment banker turned full-time homemaker, and now I write and talk about money and family. I am a Behavioral Economist and Gallup-certified Strengths Coach.
I’m married to my favorite person in the world, fund expert Marvin Fausto, and we have three wonderful sons Martin, Enrique, and Anton, all adults engaged in brand, finance, and entertainment, respectively.
I graduated with honors from the Ateneo de Manila University with a degree in Economics. I started my career as a Credit Analyst then became an investment banker, and a financial consultant to a USAID project on renewable energy. I continue to learn through books, workshops, various courses, including an Executive Program on Behavioral Economics at the Harvard Business School in Massachusetts.
I love giving crazy pet names to my loved ones that I pluck from nowhere. I always have fun with my Honey – we still go out on dates, dance at home every week, and we both love to mimic other people. I care about what I wear when I step out of the house, but I still can’t resist wearing my worn out comfy pambahays at home. I have a poor sense of direction that I easily get lost, but all my boys say that I’m their life compass.
I wrote my first book Raising Pinoy Boys to address my midlife calling to share what I and the mothers of successful Pinoy men learned about the subject matter. The chapter on money matters became a common favorite and paved the way for my weekly PhilStar.com column entitled Financial Quotient, my next FQ books, regular contributions to magazines such as Feast (formerly Kerygma), Health & Home, Crossroads, Wealth Strategies, etc.
I’m happy to share that my humble FQ Mom efforts have garnered recognitions – the grand prize of the first Sinag Financial Literacy Digital Journalism Award given by SunLife in 2014 and Sheroes (She-Heroes) Honor given by Insular Life in 2019.
She sits in the board of the Ateneo Center for Economic Research and Development (ACERD), and teaches Behavioral Economics at the Ateneo de Manila University. Helping people attain financial wellness is a Fausto family endeavor through their company IFE Management Advisers, Inc. IFE stands for Investing For Everyone.
Increasing everyone’s FQ has become our family’s cause. Our company IFE Management Advisers, Inc. helps individuals, families, corporations, and other groups have a high FQ.
IFE stands for Investing For Everyone!
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Filipinos who want to save more money should imagine their future selves and avoid looking at saving as deprivation, a financial planner and book author said Thursday.
Whether you have money and don’t know what to do with it, or you have financial challenges but are looking to break free, it’s always hard to articulate money matters. Rose Fres Fausto, author of “FQ: The Nth Intelligence” and behavioral economist, helps us arm ourselves, and the young ones, with the right knowledge and skillset for the pursuit of financial security.
Financial experts Marvin and Rose Fres Fausto are known for their financial-savvy moves and investment tips. But on a special episode of “On The Money” aired Tuesday, the Faustos also taught the hosts a different kind of move.
Insular Life (InLife) and best-selling author and online host Rose Fres Fausto have recently joined forces to help improve the financial intelligence quotient of Filipino women at various life stages, as part of the InLife Sheroes Program.
Investment banker turned full-time homemaker, Rose Fres Fausto, shares her financial skills through her books, website, social media channels, weekly columns, and insightful talks.
Anchored on financial intelligence quotient (FQ), Rose’s fqmom.com simplifies the principles of behavioral economics as she tackles financial literacy in women-specific scenarios through articles, podcasts, and videos on financial well-being and purposeful parenting and relationships.
Bestselling author and finance expert Rose Fres Fausto challenges readers to develop financial intelligence quotient or FQ -the ability to make sound decisions and actions in money matters- in her new book “FQ: The nth Intelligence” published by ABS-CBN Publishing.
Raise money-smart kids, says FQ mom
Bestselling author and finance expert Rose Fres Fausto challenges readers to develop financial intelligence quotient or FQ -the ability to make sound decisions and actions in money matters- in her new book “FQ: The nth Intelligence” published by ABS-CBN Publishing.
Rose Fres Fausto, best known as FQ Mom, believes raising her children with High FQ or Financial Intelligence Quotient is arming them with Economic Self-Defense. Rose speaks various topics like financial literacy, purposeful parenting, relationships, Behavioral Economics, you name it.
Mainam na hangga’t bata ay maturuan ng mga magulang ang kanilang mga anak kung paano mangasiwa ng pera, ayon sa isang eksperto.
According to personal finance guru Rose Fausto, financial goals should be aligned with core values in the family
Organized by Mompreneur Manila, the summit brings active mom entrepreneurs together under one roof to learn about current business trends, upgrade their skills and knowledge, network with each other, and get inspired by stories of successful businesswomen.
The two institutions came together in 2017 to expand women’s access to insurance in the country. They collaborated on data collection and holding workshops on gender sensitivity. Their findings revealed a large number of Filipinas lack knowledge of proper saving, investing and risk protection.
Take the FQ Test now! Then share it with your loved ones, especially those who affect your money behavior.
