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3 rules every Filipino should know about their money

Sep 22, 2026 · 1 min readBy KasKasan Buddies

The BSP's Protect Your Money campaign highlights three essential rules every Filipino should know to spot financial scams, understand their rights, and report suspicious activity.

  • Every day, Filipinos lose money to scams, fake investment deals, and digital fraud. The good news? You have rights and the law is on YOUR side.
  • The BSP's Protect Your Money campaign reminds every Filipino of three rules you should always know:
  • - Unsolicited offers that sound too good to be true

The BSP's Protect Your Money campaign highlights three essential rules every Filipino should know to spot financial scams, understand their rights, and report suspicious activity.

  • Every day, Filipinos lose money to scams, fake investment deals, and digital fraud. The good news? You have rights and the law is on YOUR side.
  • The BSP's Protect Your Money campaign reminds every Filipino of three rules you should always know:
  • - Unsolicited offers that sound too good to be true

Every day, Filipinos lose money to scams, fake investment deals, and digital fraud. The good news? You have rights and the law is on YOUR side.

The BSP's Protect Your Money campaign reminds every Filipino of three rules you should always know:

🔴 Know the Red Flags: 

- Unsolicited offers that sound too good to be true  

- Pressure to act fast or send money immediately 

- Requests for your OTP, PIN, or account details

✅ Know Your Rights 

Under the Financial Products and Services Consumer Protection Act (FCPA) and the Anti-Financial Account Scamming Act (AFASA), you have legal protection against financial fraud.

📣 Know What to Do 

Report suspicious activity directly to BSP. Visit bsp.gov.ph or contact the BSP Consumer Protection Department for assistance.

Remember: before you swipe, send, or invest… Stop, verify, and protect your money.

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