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Pag-IBIG raises housing loan limit to ₱10 million
Pag-IBIG Fund has raised its maximum housing loan ceiling to ₱10 million, giving qualified Filipino workers more financing options for homes in urban areas.
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Pag-IBIG earned ₱16.7 billion in three months, and members benefit too
Pag-IBIG Fund’s net income reached ₱16.772 billion in the first quarter of 2026, strengthening the savings, dividends, and housing programs available to its members.
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Financial Literacy
School opens June 8 — here’s how to spend smart
Back-to-school expenses can quickly add up, but Filipino families can use 0% installments, cashback, and shopping promos to stretch their budget without falling into costly credit card debt.
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Financial Literacy
Got scammed? Here are the exact steps to report it and who to call first
If you have been scammed, acting quickly and reporting to the right bank, government agency, and law enforcement office can improve your chances of protecting your accounts and recovering funds.
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Financial Literacy
May nakukulong ba sa utang? Here's what you need to know
Credit card debt in the Philippines is generally a civil matter, but unpaid balances can lead to growing interest, collection actions, damaged credit records, and possible civil proceedings.
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Financial Literacy
BDO just cut AMEX Platinum points in half: Here's what to do before July 1
BDO American Express Platinum cardholders face a major reduction in airline miles conversion for most partners starting July 1, 2026, making early redemption worth considering.
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Financial Literacy
Interbank Debt Relief Program: One program, one payment for your credit card debt
The Interbank Debt Relief Program can help financially distressed cardholders consolidate qualifying credit card debts from multiple banks into one structured monthly payment.
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Salary loans get a 7-year repayment option: What it means for borrowers
The BSP has extended the maximum allowable repayment period for salary-based consumption loans to seven years, giving eligible borrowers more flexibility but potentially increasing total interest costs.
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News
KasKas101: KKB's biggest credit card education campaign yet
KasKas101 is KasKasan Buddies' 13-week financial literacy campaign designed to teach Filipinos the essentials of credit cards, from the basics to advanced rewards strategies.
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Financial Literacy
Bawal yan! “No return, no exchange” is not always legal in the Philippines
Philippine consumer laws give online shoppers important rights involving pricing, refunds, complaints, transaction records, and unfair seller practices.
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Financial Literacy
KasKas101 is one month in: Here's what you missed, what's happening now, and what's coming
KasKas101 moves into July's Behavior Month after covering credit card fundamentals in June, with advanced topics and the campaign's final lessons coming in August.
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KasKasan Buddies x TikTok: Bringing accessible financial literacy content to more Filipinos
KasKasan Buddies and TikTok are exploring ways to bring accessible financial literacy content, credit card deals, and community education to more Filipinos.
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