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Money Superstitions That Shaped How People Think About Wealth

May 29, 2026 by Valentino Marro

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#18: Wearing Polka Dots in the Philippines on New Year’s Eve

On New Year’s Eve in the Philippines, prosperity can show up in clothing as much as food or fireworks. Polka dots are worn because their round shape resembles coins, making them a festive symbol of wealth for the coming year. The tradition can appear in dresses, shirts, accessories, and sometimes even in round foods placed on the table. It is visual, cheerful, and easy for families to share. Unlike quieter money rituals, this one is meant to be seen.

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