Fewer jobs were added last year, millions remained underemployed, and stalled infrastructure projects weighed on hiring momentum.
The insurance company is banking on financial education ‘to protect more Filipinos.’
A stable, permanent home remains a core aspiration for many Filipino workers.
With the average Filipino household only having ₱50,000 in emergency funds, long-term financial planning often takes a backseat, as 30% of their salaries go to basic household expenses.
Loans in the Philippines are available through government agencies, banks, and online apps, each with varying requirements, risks, and benefits.
