
BIR allegedly hacked as gov't investigates reported data leak
The BIR is investigating reports that its systems may have been hacked after files allegedly linked to the agency surfaced on online hacker forums.
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The BIR is investigating reports that its systems may have been hacked after files allegedly linked to the agency surfaced on online hacker forums.
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CICC recorded 60 SMS spoofing complaints from January 2025 to October 14, 2026, involving messages associated with banks, e-wallets, and government offices.
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The Philippine government’s outstanding debt reached a record ₱19.66 trillion in September, up 12.63% from a year earlier and nearing its projected ₱19.77-trillion year-end target. Additional borrowings and peso depreciation contributed to the increase.
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DICT and BetterGov.PH are opening the Gov.PH portal to public contributions while launching a fellowship that will fund civic technology projects across six sectors.
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The Department of Finance discussed a possible Philippine presence with Revolut, as the government seeks cheaper cross-border transfers and more accessible digital financial services for OFWs.
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The Philippines secured nearly ₱15 billion in World Bank financing for water supply and sanitation infrastructure in Bohol, Siargao, and Sulu amid concerns over possible El Niño-related shortages.
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The Philippines will align bond pricing with international standards starting January 4, 2027, in a move intended to attract foreign investors and potentially lower borrowing costs.
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The Credit Information Corporation remitted ₱169.64 million in dividends after generating ₱459.37 million in 2025 revenue and recording a record number of credit reports.
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The Philippine government just opened one of the most accessible investment opportunities of the year — and you have until October 7, 2026 to participate. The Bureau of the Treasury has officially launched RTB 32 — the 3
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Small businesses can access government-backed loans ranging from ₱30,000 to ₱20 million, with select programs offering no collateral and deferred payments.
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PERA contributors can now use qualifying time deposits as retirement investments, adding another lower-risk option alongside funds, stocks, REITs, and government securities.
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Pag-IBIG Fund’s ₱41.35 billion first-half net income could support member dividends while its higher housing loan limit gives members more financing options.
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