Complete Guide to PhilHealth Contribution 2018 Updated PhilHealth Contribution – August 2022 Filipinos have been using the services of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) as their basic health insurance. It is affordable and serves as the usual means to settle medical expenses for Filipinos with average to no income.
2018 Year of the Dog Financial Horoscope for Filipinos Find out your financial horoscope this Year of the Dog! What does 2018 have in store for you? The year is changing once more, and we are filled with new hopes that it will bring more luck than the previous ones.
2018 Long Weekends in the Philippines and the Best Things to Do Updated Long Weekends in the Philippines This is not a drill! Brace yourself for 13 long weekends in 2018. Malacanang Palace has officially declared 10 regular holidays, six (6) special non-working holidays, and two (2) additional non-working days.
How to Compute Your 13th Month Pay in Philippines? It’s that time of the year again! Most of us are excited about Christmas celebrations, getaway vacations, and (of course) the 13th month pay! And why not? This means we are getting extra cash for Noche Buena, gifts to mga inaanak
UCPB Personal Loan: Facts to Know Before Applying UCPB Personal Loan Updated on April 2023 Looking for a personal loan? If you are reading this article, you are probably considering a loan from UCPB. So here are the advantages, limitations, and important facts you need to know about UCPB YES
Are You a Credit Ghost? Here’s How to Bring Life to Your Credit Score What is a credit ghost? Some individuals always get declined when applying for a loan from banks and other financial institutions. It’s like nobody sees them as if their applications are like ghosts. Don’t get me
5 Misconceptions About the Solo Parent ID Being a parent is not easy. And doing it solo makes it harder. No matter what’s the reason, a single parent can use a helping hand, especially for their children’s finances. This is why the Solo Parent Act was passed in 2000. However,
15 Effective Haggling Tips from My Ilocana Mom Ilocanos have been ruthlessly called kuripot most of the time. Though we must not stereotype, it is undeniable that this will always be stuck in our culture. Personally, I can say that they are not really kuripot. They just want to balance
Prepaid Cards Vs Postpaid Plans: Which is More Practical? Which offers more savings between prepaid cards and postpaid plans? Balancing your budget surely involves your cellphone bill, whether using postpaid vs prepaid SIM cards. It is rare to find a person in the metro who doesn’t use a phone, especially
Kyah Pembarya! Should You Give Money to Street Children? Whenever I see girls and boys… Christmas is around the corner. And so expect an increasing number of street children. Street children begging for loose change are all over the metro. They come in various forms with different tactics to tug your
