How to Invest in RTB31 (Retail Treasury Bonds) — Full Guide for Filipinos

Update as of August 17, 2025:RTB 31 is no longer available for purchase. The public offering ran from August 5 to August 15, 2025, and the Bureau of the Treasury has since closed subscriptions for individual investors. While you can … Continue reading

How to Invest in RTB31 Using GCash (2025 Guide)

What is RTB31? RTB31 is the 31st tranche of the Retail Treasury Bonds (RTBs) issued by the Philippine government through the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr). These are low-risk investments backed by the government, perfect for conservative investors looking for … Continue reading

Retail Treasury Bond Calculator (Philippines): Compute Your RTB Earnings Easily

Retail Treasury Bonds (RTBs) are one of the easiest and safest investments you can make in the Philippines. But if you’re wondering “Magkano ba ang kikitain ko sa RTB?”—this calculator tool can help. Whether you’re investing in RTB 31 or … Continue reading

Bitcoin Price Prediction 2025: Where’s BTC Headed by Year-End?

As of now (August 4, 2025), Bitcoin is trading around $113,000, with a recent high near $122,000. Institutional demand, regulatory clarity, and ETF inflows have boosted confidence—but the crypto market remains volatile Let’s take a look at what might happen … Continue reading

How to Invest in Pag-IBIG MP2 (2025 Guide)

What is Pag-IBIG MP2? Pag-IBIG MP2 or Modified Pag-IBIG II is a voluntary savings program for members who want to grow their money with higher dividends than the regular Pag-IBIG fund. It’s backed by the government, making it one of … Continue reading

Why the Philippines May Be Losing in the New US–PH Tariff Deal (But Hey, Cheaper Cars?)

The New US–PH Tariff Deal: Win or Lose? On July 22, 2025, the Philippines signed a new tariff agreement with the United States, removing or lowering duties on various goods traded between both countries. At first glance, it looks like … Continue reading

How to Apply for a Pag-IBIG Housing Loan Moratorium After Typhoon Crising

Pag-IBIG Fund has just announced a one-month moratorium on housing loan payments for members whose residences or sources of income were affected by Typhoon Crising. This is part of Pag-IBIG’s disaster response, following the official declaration of a state of … Continue reading