
3 rules every Filipino should know about their money
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.
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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.
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Pag-IBIG Fund received an unmodified COA audit opinion for the 14th consecutive year while reporting record assets, savings collections, housing loan releases, and member dividends.
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The new First Meridian Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 offers a premium pre-flight experience with illuminated archways, private work pods, a wine display, live teppanyaki, a game room, and a kids' playroom.
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HSBC Philippines is replacing SMS transaction alerts with app push notifications, requiring cardholders to enable notifications or rely on registered email alerts.
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MRT-3 fares remain 50% off until further notice, while commuters can use GCash QR, NFC-enabled Android phones, or GCash Visa to pay.
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Some Philippine banks may waive credit card annual fees when cardholders request it, especially those with active accounts and consistent spending.
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Banks, credit card companies, GCash, and Maya must follow complaint-resolution timelines, with consumers able to escalate unresolved disputes to the BSP.
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The Consumer Act protects buyers of defective products with rights to repair, replacement, or refund, even when stores display “no return, no exchange” signs.
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DTI-endorsed MSMEs joining official trade fairs can get discounted 2GO fares, 50kg free baggage, and access to OTOP retail spaces onboard ships.
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The Philippines and UAE agreed to connect their payment systems, potentially making remittances faster and cheaper for OFWs and their families.
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KKBuddies can showcase how they KasKas Wisely using the KKB App for a chance to be featured on the official page and receive exclusive merch.
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The iPhone 18 Pro 256GB costs ₱94,990 in the Philippines, requiring an estimated 136.67 days of minimum-wage work to afford before daily living expenses.
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