Pag-IBIG recently announced the 2024 dividend rates for both MP2 and Regular Savings. What are the dividend rates for Regular Savings and MP2? The dividend rates for 2024 are 6.6% for Regular Savings and 7.1% for MP2. How does it … Continue reading
It’s been almost 4 months since Pag-IBIG has announced the dividend rates for 2023. Have you received yours? Crediting of dividends is still ongoing I have 2 MP2 accounts and one of them has already reflected the dividends since March … Continue reading
In the past, paying your Pag-IBIG MP2 contributions using a debit card or via bank will cost you 1.75% in fees. Nowadays, more banks are making it easier for you to pay your Pag-IBIG MP2 contributions with a low convenience … Continue reading
It was only a few days ago when Pag-IBIG unveiled the dividend rate for 2023. And now, the dividends are being credited to members’ accounts. Pag-IBIG has also posted the same info on their Facebook page. Take note that it … Continue reading
Pag-IBIG Fund has just announced the latest dividend rate for both Pag-IBIG Regular Savings and MP2. Compared to last year’s announcement, Pag-IBIG announced it a month earlier than expected. What are the dividend rates for Regular Savings and MP2? The … Continue reading
When paying MP2 contributions, I always recommend doing it via the Virtual Pag-IBIG website. However, let’s admit that paying MP2 contributions via debit/credit card will cost you a 1.75% convenience fee. So that’s a bit costly if you’re going to … Continue reading
Finally, the long-overdue increase in monthly contributions for Pag-IBIG Regular Savings will be implemented next year (2024), starting in January. How much is the increase? The increase will double the current contribution that members are paying monthly. This means that … Continue reading
The eligibility requirement to enroll in Pag-IBIG MP2 is broken down into 3: Maximum age limit I am a Senior Citizen, can I still invest in MP2? I’ve seen this question a lot of times in a Facebook group of … Continue reading
Note: this lifehack no longer works for a Mastercard. I’m sure you’ve thought of using your credit card to pay for your MP2 contribution but have considered not doing it because of the hefty 1.75% convenience fee. Before I share … Continue reading
With digital banks offering high-interest returns nowadays, one would think, should we just put our money in digital banks rather than invest in stocks, mutual funds, or even MP2? Maya Savings has captured the attention of many due to its … Continue reading