Meron ka bang narinig na ₱2,000 na ipinapadala ng SSS sa ilang miyembro? Hindi ito scam. This is the government’s UPLIFT Program, and if your SSS salary credit falls below a certain threshold, may chance kang kasama. Here’s everything confirmed … Continue reading
The NCR wage hike story has a new chapter. While the court fight over Wage Order NCR-27 continues, a second order, Wage Order NCR-28, took effect on September 26, 2026, raising the NCR minimum wage by ₱60 to ₱755 for … Continue reading
Pag-IBIG members often assume they only have one borrowing option outside of the Housing Loan. In reality, there are three separate short-term loan programs, each with its own rate, ceiling, and eligibility rules, and picking the wrong one can mean … Continue reading
MariBank just got its papers in order. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has approved MariBank’s reclassification from a rural bank to a full digital bank, making its digital-first setup official rather than just how it happened to operate. If … Continue reading
Bitcoin has bottomed three times before, in January 2015, December 2018, and November 2022, and each time, the pattern leading up to that bottom looked remarkably similar. That same pattern is now pointing to a new date: October 2026. Let’s … Continue reading
If you work in Metro Manila and earn minimum wage, may bagong rate na sa’yo. A P60 daily increase officially took effect on September 26, 2026, bringing the NCR minimum wage to P755 per day for most workers. It came … Continue reading
A lot of members ask us the same question: how much can I actually borrow from Pag-IBIG for a house? Good news: you don’t have to guess or ask around sa mga ka-officemate. Pag-IBIG has a free official tool for … Continue reading
Updated August 18, 2026: Added AUB, Philippine Savings Bank, and City Savings Bank to the fully-free list. Flagged a conflict in EastWest Bank’s terms between our original source and BSP’s own disclosure, verify directly if EastWest is your bank. If … Continue reading
A lot of members are applying for the Pag-IBIG SAFE Loan expecting the full ₱10,000 headline amount, only to get approved for a lot less — sometimes just a few thousand pesos. If that happened to you, walang mali sa … Continue reading
Pag-IBIG Fund launched an emergency loan program called the SAFE Loan, which stands for Special Assistance for Financial Emergencies. The program was introduced to help members cope with the rising cost of living brought about by increasing fuel prices, transportation … Continue reading