Cash inflows still posted annual growth, but month-on-month dip signals softer pace after strong early-year run.
The story behind the Pink Peso—and why success can be a survival skill.
Food, housing, and transport costs showed signs of slowing, though rising core inflation suggests many households are still struggling.
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.
