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Pru Life UK bagged the International Life Insurer of the Year-Philippines recognition in the Insurance Asia Awards for the second consecutive year. The company’s innovations, new products and partnerships, including its community investment initiatives were recognized by the organization as it stood out among its peers who were nominated in the same category in the Philippines. 

Insurance Asia Awards is a prestigious awards program that recognizes the most outstanding insurance companies in Asia for their remarkable innovations. 

“We are truly grateful and inspired by this honor from the Insurance Asia Awards. I attribute this recognition to our employees, agency workforce and other distribution partners who tirelessly work and innovate to fulfill our purpose of helping many more Filipinos get the most out of life,” said Pru Life UK President and Chief Executive Officer Eng Teng Wong.

The award is another milestone for Pru Life UK as it leads the life insurance industry in terms of New Business Annual Premium Equivalent based on the Insurance Commission’s official ranking in 2020 and 2021. 

Over the past year, the Company strengthened its efforts to promote financial inclusion through providing simple, accessible, and affordable life and health insurance products on its pioneering AI-powered app, Pulse. It also offered free COVID-19 protection with vaccine side effects coverage in the health and wealth management app Pulse in 2021.

Pru Life UK also formed strategic partnerships to expand its reach and offer insurance protection to more Filipinos in the country. With the customers’ safety and convenience in mind, the Company renewed its partnership with Robinsons Bank and partnered with CIMB Bank to develop more innovative digital financial products and services, which are even more essential amid the pandemic. It also expanded its sales agency offices in Metro Manila, and several provinces in the country.

Outside the country, a notable partnership with Prudential Cambodia allowed more than 7,000 Filipinos in Cambodia and their families to have access to PRUMySafety, a digital protection product covering customers against the risk of road accidents which is available on Pulse.

“We are further motivated to drive up financial inclusion even more across the Philippines, including Overseas Filipino Workers. As one Pru Life UK family with all our distribution partners, we continue to expand our reach and protect more lives, especially the underserved and unserved Filipinos,” said Wong.

This year, the Company has onboarded on popular ecommerce platforms GCash and Shopee and made more bite-sized protection products available on Pulse.

It also opened PRUHouse, its agile and dynamic workplace in Ortigas early in the year, to create adaptable workspaces fit to the different workstyles of its growing sales force.

To know more about Pru Life UK, please visit its website at https://www.prulifeuk.com.ph or its official facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/prulifeukofficial/.


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Filipinos have always had a tenuous relationship with health. The biggest reason for this is, simply put, poverty - many Filipinos do not want to burden their loved ones with the financial stress of dealing with health concerns, or they need to prioritize other things, such as basic necessities. Unfortunately, this means many ignore symptoms of illness, which may lead to serious complications down the road.

In 2021, 23.7% or 26.1 million Filipinos were reported to be poor, and this was primarily due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many were caught financially unprepared for lockdowns, or worse, their loved ones catching the virus and needing treatment. Filipinos could no longer ignore even the mildest symptoms out of fear that it may be COVID-19. Health and financial security became the biggest concern, and that led Filipinos to one of the things they used to overlook - insurance.

The Philippines saw an increase in people availing or renewing their insurance premiums during the pandemic. The Insurance Commission (IC) reported a 5.9% growth in total premiums, and this was because Filipinos were becoming more self-conscious about their health and being prepared for the future.

“It is very important to have one, especially at this time. You’ll never know when your health is at risk,” said one insurance user. “I've personally experienced borrowing money from friends because one of my family members got hospitalized and our savings was not enough.”

Many Filipinos are registered to PhilHealth. In fact, the organization reported in 2020 that it had nearly 95 million Filipinos covered by its insurance policies, whether as members or dependents. Unfortunately, that still leaves 15.2 million Filipinos without coverage, and even those who do, admit that they only have PhilHealth because it is an employment benefit.

Still, there is great hope for Filipinos on the horizon. As Filipinos, especially the Gen Z-ers who are joining the workforce, start moving towards securing their future and that of their families, many are looking for an insurance provider that suits their needs, offers products that suit their budget and lifestyle, and are just as committed to protecting what matters most.

Allianz PNB Life is currently the Philippines’ fastest-growing insurance company. Since 2019, Allianz has been recognized as the number one insurance brand in the world, and for good reason. As a leading insurance provider, all of Allianz PNB Life’s products and services are designed to meet the lifetime financial planning, wealth accumulation, and well-being aspirations of every Filipino family.

Not only that, but Allianz PNB Life is also heavily involved in advocacies that greatly impact the society. Allianz scored 92 points out of 100 in the 2021 Dow Jones Sustainability Index due to its efforts in addressing climate change, and are consistently included in Bloomberg’s Gender Equality Index because of its policies on social inclusion in the office space.

Its sustainability campaigns, RideSafe and No Filter, stressed the importance of protecting the environment through lifestyle changes, and its most recent endeavor, Kickoff!, was launched to give young, amateur Filipino football and futsal players a platform to show their skills. Allianz PNB Life has also partnered with SOS Children’s Villages in helping the victims of Typhoon Odette rebuild their homes.

All these activities, kicked off within the last year alone, prove Allianz PNB Life’s commitment to bettering the lives of countless Filipinos.

“Our mission at Allianz PNB Life is ‘Secure the future’. This is the idea behind every single decision we make,” said Allianz PNB Life President and CEO Alexander Grenz. “Everything we have done so far - our sustainability campaigns like RideSafe, partnering with SOS to help Typhoon Odette victims, and even products we have in the works – these were all done with the intention of giving Filipinos confidence in their tomorrows…that their lives, and their futures, are secured by the things Allianz PNB Life efforts.”

This also trickles into the products and services the insurance company offers. Through products such as Allianz eAZy Health, a 5-year renewable term insurance solution that provides life insurance coverage with protection against critical illness, accident, and disability, as well as up-and-coming plans like Allianz Protect, Allianz PNB Life continues looking for ways to make sure any Filipino, regardless of age, income, or lifestyle, is able to insure themselves.

“We truly believe that every Filipino has a right to a secure future. This is why we create products and services that Filipinos will benefit from, and we also step out of our industry to contribute to advocacies that will bring about a positive impact on society,” Grenz shared. “We know that Filipinos need an insurance partner that looks out for them, their interests, and the world they live in, and I think we fit the bill. In the quest to find the right partner in securing their lives, we hope they will consider and choose Allianz PNB Life.”

For more information on Allianz PNB Life, as well as the products and services it offers, please visit www.allianzpnblife.ph. 

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Are you a professional wanting to lead a fulfilling career in helping others live better lives while providing a secure future for your family? AXA Philippines, one of the country’s leading insurance providers, launches AXA Prime, an elite program to help professionals become the next generation of confident and empowered leaders. 


“AXA Prime offers professionals a boost in career development. This program is designed to be the gold standard for careers in insurance as it primes professionals to unleash their full potential not only for their personal development but for their families and community as well,” said Rahul Hora, AXA Philippines President and CEO.

AXA Prime aims to help people become leaders and offer them a meaningful profession with the higher purpose of protecting and caring for others through world-class insurance, investment, and health protection products developed by AXA. AXA Prime also gives professionals a chance to turn their dream of a better life for their family into a reality, using their newly honed skills from the program.  

If you have been searching for a career path that equips you for success while giving you the opportunity to help others, or if you’re just looking for a career change, AXA Prime has a lot of attractive points to offer. As a member of AXA Prime, you’ll be representing a leading global insurance brand. AXA’s headquarters is in Paris, France with offices in the Philippines, the rest of Asia, and the world. AXA Prime also offers diverse career opportunities, paving the way for you to become a next generation leader.

Professionals who want to start their journey as a member of AXA Prime will have access to a supportive network of mentors and like-minded professionals who are also purpose-driven and striving for success. With this elite program, you’ll have access to only the best specialized digital tools and training programs to help develop your skills in your new career.

Furthermore, AXA Prime offers ambitious professionals a long-term business opportunity, enabling them to utilize and maximize their skills so they can succeed.

As the world constantly and rapidly changes, it’s indeed vital for us to change and move forward in our careers and life purpose. Whether you want to reach your full potential in your career or find purpose in caring for others, it’s never too late to make the change and start making a difference for the betterment of yourself, your family, and other people’s lives. 

To know more about AXA Prime, visit https://bit.ly/AXAPrimeLifestyle.

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Allianz PNB Life is seeking to help address the protection gap in the Philippines by partnering with reach52, an award-winning social enterprise that has made healthcare more accessible to rural communities.


“The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has made all of us vulnerable to critical illness and financial instability. Through our partnership with reach52, we are hoping to arm Filipinos with the knowledge and protection to better prepare for unexpected crises,” said Allianz PNB Life President and CEO Alexander Grenz.

In June, the Insurance Commission (IC) released the results of an industry survey designed to assess the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and determine how the insurance industry responded to claims. The classification of the claims included medical benefits, death benefits or other benefits, such as travel inconvenience, travel cancellations and delays, and cash assistance, among others.

The IC survey revealed that the total Covid-19 related claims paid by the industry amounted to P326.95 million, with medical benefits comprising the bulk of the amount at P258.8 million.

“The insurance industry has been responsive in providing the benefits under these claims. However, reported claims are still low considering the number of identified COVID-19 positive cases in the country,” Grenz said, adding that, “If this pandemic has taught us anything, it's that securing one's health has to be one of the most important things to do for us and for our families.”

According to the IC, insurance penetration remains low in the country at only 1.69 percent as of September 2019.

“Fifty-two percent of the world’s population still don’t have access to healthcare, and reach52 has been constantly working in finding solutions to help address this. In the Philippines, we are glad to have found a partner in Allianz. With our companies’ combined expertise, we are confident we can achieve a lot to help close the protection gap in the country,” said reach52 Founder and CEO Edward Booty.

Currently, reach52 operates its on-the-ground services for over 500 communities in the Philippines, Cambodia, and India, with further countries in the pipeline, and have partnerships with over 20 leading global and regional organizations.

They deliver screening, health worker training, and affordable medicines, insurance, diagnostics, and consumer health products in rural regions that existing services don’t reach. This is achieved through establishing health systems and services in these underserved areas, powered by their mobile apps and tech platforms, community-based workforce, and partnerships with the public and private sector.


Early on, Allianz is already looking into expanding its portfolio to include more microinsurance products.

“This pandemic has shown us the importance of having good physical and financial health. With the work we are doing with reach52, we are hoping to help Filipinos achieve both,” Grenz added.

Allianz and reach52 will be holding an online media press conference, where both companies are expected to announce the beginning of this major undertaking.

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Less than 20% of Filipinos have availed of insurance products with majority still viewing it as an expense rather than an emergency fund.  Sadly, lower income Filipinos are not even aware of them.  This is despite the insurance industry being around for more than 100 years already.

MAPFRE INSULAR and EON share the vision of bringing financial services closer to more Filipinos. As one of the top ten non-life insurance companies in the Philippines, MAPFRE INSULAR recognizes that it’s thousand-strong agent force will never be enough to reach the untapped market.  Digital is the best and fastest means to get Filipinos insured.  It is the way of the future.  

On the other hand, EON, since its inception two years ago, has always tracked the digital path.  Early this year, it has shifted gears and is on its way to becoming the preferred bank of the broader mass market.  It now offers a suite of deposits, loans, and payment products through its online market place for financial transactions.  EON believes that even non-life insurance, like any other financial transaction, can be commoditized and sold digitally through its digital financial market place.  

With the combination of EON’s digital strength and MAPFRE’s credibility, Filipinos are set to benefit from this partnership.  “In MAPFRE, we have made initial strides towards going digital by enabling our website to accept applications for some of our insurance products.  We believe that this partnership with EON will amplify our efforts in bringing our products into the hands of our customers,” explained Tirso Abad, President & CEO of MAPFRE Insular. 

Currently, customers who want to purchase selected insurance products from MAPFRE Insular’s website are required to pay via credit card.  This hinders non-credit card holders to avail and benefit from the online service.  

On the other hand, EON’s open banking capability enables even non-EON accountholders to avail of services in their website and app.  “Customers can transact in our website or app using any Visa or Mastercard debit or prepaid card.  Offering vouchers in our digital financial market place allows more people to avail of MAPFRE’s online insurance products as vouchers are accepted forms of payment in MAPFRE’s website”, added Paolo Baltao, EON Banking Group Head.  

Currently, customers may already purchase MAPFRE’s Compulsory Third Party Liability (CTPL) Insurance vouchers from EON’s website up and EON Bank PH app.  Soon, EON will also be offering Travel Insurance, as well as Personal Accident Insurance from MAPFRE.
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In disaster-prone countries such as the Philippines, you can never be too prepared for unforeseen circumstances. With every unexpected thing that can really set you back, having non-life insurance is your best solution to rebuild assets that are accidentally destroyed or affected by natural disasters.

Having your own insurance policy is important. However, finding the right one for you can be a struggle. To help you, here are a few things you need to know before getting non-life insurance in the Philippines:

What is General Insurance?

General Insurance or Non-life Insurance helps individuals like you to protect yourself and the things you value such as your home, car, and other valuables, from risks such as fire, flood, storm, earthquake, and other natural disasters and accidents.

Why is it important to have non-life insurance?

The Philippines is a disaster-prone country and however small the risk may be of all these things happening to you, the impact on your finances, your lifestyle, and your future can become unmanageable if you don’t have insurance. Whether you are just a careful planner or a constant worrier, purchasing an insurance policy for the things you value most gives you peace of mind.

What is Risk Assessment and why is it important?

Your assets’ insurability is based on several factors that comprise how much “risk” you pose to the company. Risk Assessment is important because it allows assessors to know how likely you will be involved in an accident or how risky your location is when it comes to natural disasters. Things such as where you live, where you drive, the risks you face in your way of living, and susceptibility to natural disasters, among others, are taken into consideration when determining your rate.

How much should I shell out for my insurance policy?

The amount you are going to pay for, also known as insurance premium, is very affordable in the Philippines. For example, the average cost of a car insurance policy ranges from Php 15,000 to Php 20,000, and that amount is relatively small compared to the protection and security you are getting in return. Instead of seeing it as an added expense, it is important to understand that you are not just buying insurance for your assets, but, you are buying peace of mind knowing that you can cover the unexpected expenses when you encounter an accident because your insurance can help you with it.

How can I determine if this is the right policy for me?

Not all insurances are equal. In determining the best one for you, do not say yes to the first insurance company that will approach you, or else, you may find yourself disappointed with the possibility of getting limited coverage and subpar quality of service. Instead, weigh in other options and see if the company will give you the best and the most reliable service that you want.

Are there non-life insurance providers in the Philippines?

There are a lot of non-life insurance companies in the Philippines, one of which is Mercantile Insurance—one of the country’s pioneers in providing non-life insurance with decades of long-term stability and responsible growth in the industry. Serving Filipinos since 1962, Mercantile Insurance is a credible and reliable partner that delivers superior insurance services. The company has been a long-standing partner of companies such as BDO Insurance Brokers, Penta Insurance Broker Services Inc., Benpres Insurance Agency Inc., and Lacson & Lacson Insurance Brokers Inc., among others including direct individual clients.

Aside from my house and my car, what other valuables can I insure?

Apart from your hard-earned assets, you can also insure something as important as your business and other tools of the trade. General Insurance companies like Mercantile Insurance have a full range of non-life insurance products and offerings, including Fire and Allied Perils, Engineering Insurance, Miscellaneous Casualty, Marine Cargo, Inland Marine, Marine Hull, Aviation, Personal Accident, Travel Insurance and all kinds of Bonds. Being a trusted name in the industry, Mercantile is known to provide quality insurance solutions like no other that are designed to suit your current and future needs at competitive prices.

Don’t turn a blind eye on the importance of non-life insurance. It’s the protection you, your assets, and your family needs. A small amount can go a long way, especially when faced with unforeseen incidents. You can visit http://www.mic.com.ph and work with the perfect insurer that can provide your needs even on a budget. Or, if you already have an existing insurance agent or broker, make sure to tell him to get your non-life insurance policy from Mercantile Insurance so you will always have peace of mind when the unexpected arises.

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The Insurance Commission (IC) recently renewed the business licenses of AXA Philippines, one of the leading insurance companies in the country, and its wholly owned subsidiary, Charter Ping An Insurance Corp. The renewal signifies that AXA Philippines’ life and general insurance businesses are in good standing with the IC and that the companies can continue offering their superior life and general insurance products to their customers, thereby helping them to live better and more empowered lives.

Photo shows AXA Philippines chief customer officer, Amor Balagtas with insurance commissioner Hon. Dennis Funa.

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More than five decades of service have all the more inspired Country Bankers Life Insurance Corporations (CBLIC) to renew its commitment to provide simple and affordable insurance to Filipino families, especially in its niche market, the rural areas.

CBLIC was established on March 28, 1965 by founding president, Jose E. Desiderio, Sr. who found a niche by addressing the insurance needs of small and medium business entrepreneurs, farmers, fishermen, and public school teachers in rural areas, a market largely untapped in the 1960s.

Today, the third-generation Desiderios continue to uphold this legacy of accessible insurance to low-income Filipinos, with Country Bankers Insurance Group (CBIG) senior vice president and general manager, Geraldine Desiderio-Garcia steering the company to reach more Filipinos.

“We have made insurance very simple. We are proud to be a Filipino company.  While we offer basic insurance products, we try to be relevant to the market we serve,” says Garcia.

Country Bankers is the choice insurance provider in the countryside because it has made affordable, reliable insurance plans accessible to rural folk. Its micro-insurance products also help educate Filipinos on the benefits of insurance by promoting its value to a broader market.

CBIG has two subsidiaries: CBLIC, a life insurance provider, and Country Bankers Insurance Corporation (CBIC) for non-life insurance products.

“There have always been hurdles to overcome, but we remain committed to addressing the needs of the common Filipino. Through the years we have proven to be reliable insurers by reaching out to our target market and giving them insurance that works for them,” says Garcia.

PRACTICAL AND RELEVANT

Today, CBLIC continues to develop a wide array of insurance plans that are not only practical and relevant, but also provide the necessary support for plan holders in times of need.

Among these is the Classic Benefit Plan, offering insurance protection up to age 96 and  is payable in a three-, five-, seven-, or 10-year period.

Alalay sa Buhay (ASB), on the other hand, provides renewable one-year insurance to individuals 13-70 years old for only Php 365, with natural and accidental death benefits.  

ASB is also available for families and seniors, with ASB family being renewable up to age 70 for principal insured and covers up to 3 to 5 family members for only Php 750 for one unit.  ASB for Seniors covers individuals ages 71-80 and offers insurance for one year for only Php 1,000 for one unit.

“I want our company to be known as a ‘company with a heart,’ and one that can be relied upon to follow through with its commitment. Our promise is to keep delivering what we have pledged to give,” concludes Garcia.

As CBLIC continues to evolve as a company, it stays true to its core values:  sincere, dependable service to farmers, fishermen, small and medium business owners, employees, and teachers, mostly from rural areas. CBIG remains a reliable ally to Filipinos seeking security for themselves and their families, though its life and nonlife products.

For inquiries, visit us at Country Bankers Centre, 648 T.M. Kalaw, Manila or call us at tel. nos. 523-8611 for life insurance and 524-0621 for nonlife insurance or you can visit their online pages at Country Bankers’ website link: http://www.countrybankers.com/ or Country Bankers’ FB Page link: https://www.facebook.com/CBLIC.CBIC

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FPG Insurance, a major player in the non-life insurance industry and leader in motor insurance coverage, inks a partnership agreement with I-Pay MYEG Philippines, Inc., a partnership of two fin-tech companies, I-Pay and MyEG, championing online automation for government services.

The partnership forms a gateway to bring insurance closer to the general public. With over 20,000 OTC payment channels and point-of-sale locations across the country, this secures I-Pay MYEG Philippines’ place in the market as one of the leading e-payment services provider.

“Expanding our distribution channels in the country is one of FPG Insurance’s strategic courses to empower and enable consumers towards safety and peace of mind. This partnership with MYEG Philippines will definitely provide a concrete support to contribute towards this goal,” said Ramon Yap Dimacali, FPG Insurance President and CEO.

In 2010, I-Pay has won the “Asia Pacific Best Newcomer”, and the “Asia Pacific Fastest Expanding Network” the year after. MyEG on the other hand is a publicly-listed company in Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) with over US$1.3 Billion in total market capitalization.

“We are very happy to have FPG Insurance Philippines as one of our insurance partners and to be able to provide the market with reliable insurance offerings fit according to their need,” said MYEG Philippines President Ronald Allan Aquino.

Also present during the contract signing are FPG Insurance Channels Marketing Group Vice President Michael Del Moral and MYEG Philippines Chief Technology Officer JC Principe.

MYEG Philippines has also been servicing key government clients such as the National Bureau of Investigation, the Philippine Overseas Employment Agency, and Landbank of the Philippines among others.

FPG Insurance offers a comprehensive suite of insurance products from motor insurance, property insurance, to travel and personal accident coverages.

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AXA, global leader in insurance and asset management, empowers you to take control of your health with Global Health Access (GHA), a health plan that provides world-class medical coverage—the kind you deserve—not only in the Philippines but in any country in the world.

With GHA, you can easily maintain optimal health and wellness because the plan gives you access to the best healthcare around the globe. Even if you’re diagnosed in the Philippines, you can opt to receive treatment anywhere in the world. With it, you are also always one step ahead in terms of protection, especially since illnesses can strike anytime, anywhere.

As a comprehensive worldwide health solution, GHA offers extensive international medical coverage of up to P150 million annual coverage for in-patient and out-patient treatments on select plans, inclusive of radiotherapy, chemotherapy, kidney dialysis, and many others. For select plans, coverage is also available for alternative treatments. The policyholder may consult his own specialist or even the hospital of his choice, even if both are outside the AXA network.

It’s easy to avail of GHA: all you have to do is answer yes or no to three questions—a medical exam result need not be presented. Even if you are a customer with pre-existing conditions such as high blood pressure or high cholesterol, you still have the chance to get coverage under GHA.

Other benefits of GHA include 24/7 health advice and support through a telephone health information service staffed by professional healthcare practitioners; and global concierge services, such as flight and travel arrangements for scheduled treatments, including transfers to and from the hospital.

AXA Global Health Access is part of One AXA, a whole suite of superior products in Life Insurance, Savings and Investment, Educational Plans, and Health Coverage. To learn more about GHA, call the AXA customer service hotline at (02) 5815-AXA (292) or talk to an AXA Financial Coach at any AXA, Metrobank, or PSBank branch nationwide. You may also visit www.axa.com.ph/health-protection/global-health-access for more details.

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Are You "Set for Tomorrow?"

We may not realize it but we make financial decisions almost every day. It ranges from things such as earning income, budgeting, planning where some of our hard earned income will go, how much of it will go to education, savings, insurance or investment if you're lucky enough to dabble some of your money for it. But only some people could plan like that. With economic uncertainty in this day and age, its about time that financial planning should be taken seriously, the kind of planning that involves about your future or tomorrow at the latest and make sure that you're set for it.

Most of the time, everything financial is an uninteresting topic. Its the kind of topic reserved only for the knowledgeable or the "rich" simply because it involves investment and the like.  But last October 24, 2018, FWD Life Philippines, one of the country’s fastest-growing life insurers, has taken us into Live to Play an experiential game where we learned more on financial literacy. Called Praxis, it is a board game where players are exposed to financial decisions same as in real life and present the many consequences of whatever decisions we made. To be honest, I thought the game is going to be boring but as the minutes goes by, I, like everyone else  enjoyed the game as we go around the Praxis board.



It's fun learning more about savings, bonds, retirements, business cycles, income, expenses, investments, stock markets and others. The game is very close to real life as we are given circumstances and how we go about life faced with a whole set of financial decisions. At the end of the game, there is only one thing that struck me the most, we need financial protection as we go through life and how confident one feels if you have something to back you up against future uncertainties.





Armed with these financial facts, FWD Life Philippines recently introduced a series of new protection plans that can be tailored to meet individual customer needs.

“FWD’s Set for Tomorrow will provide protection for the people we love and care about. The coverage amount and period can be customized to any personal situation and budget. Our aim is to make real and substantial protection accessible to everyone,” said FWD Life Philippines President and Chief Executive Officer Peter Grimes.

According to FWD Life Philippines Marketing Head Roche Vandenberghe, the insurance product has three variants that address the different needs to take care of those left behind should the unexpected happen—Short Term Cover, Income Protector, and Estate Protector.



Introduced to the market on September 3, Set for Tomorrow is a series of new protection plans that can be tailored to meet individual customer needs. It caters to Filipinos from 18 to 70 years of age, from young urban professionals to retirees. With very basic social security, many professionals have an enormous protection gap.

Taking responsibility to protect those you love

In today’s uncertain world, FWD’s latest insurance product is there to protect the ones you love. Three common reasons that lead to financial problems for those left behind include:

People have loans and accountabilities that are transferred to their family if they are no longer around.

Raising a family requires time and money. Also, if the breadwinner falls away, the family will still need money to continue living a life with dignity.


People who build up wealth worry about what they leave behind and especially how to best avoid a family crisis in settling estate taxes and dividing assets. As part of any estate planning solution, long-term insurance coverage is essential to evenly share the assets and ensure those left behind feel equally treated.


Solutions that provide guaranteed protection and give you peace of mind

FWD’s Set for Tomorrow has three variants that meet the needs of the modern Filipino. Short Term Cover is an affordable term life plan that provides guaranteed life insurance coverage for five or 10 years.



Income Protector ensures that your family can continue their life even if you are no longer around. Lastly, Estate Protector is a whole-life plan that provides guaranteed life insurance coverage until 120 years of age.

FWD wants to guide people in fitting the right variant, protection amount, coverage period, and payment terms to the customer’s preferences and abilities. With this in mind, FWD launched online calculator “Cali”. By answering just a few questions, Cali allows you to determine the best solution for you and your budget. To find out the Set for Tomorrow plan that’s perfect for your budget and insurance needs, simply visit cali.ph/SetForTomorrow or scan the QR code on the side.



FWD’s Set for Tomorrow plans are now available through FWD Life’s Financial Wealth Planners. Interested customers may call the 24/7 FWD Customer Connect Hotline at (02) 888-8388 or chat with a Customer Connect Executive via FWD’s 24/7 Live Chat (www.fwd.com.ph) to set an appointment. The plans will also soon be available at all branches of Security Bank, FWD’s bancassurance partner.
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AXA Philippines, one of the leading insurers in the country, now makes it possible for customers to access a copy of their insurance policies anytime and anywhere with e-Policy.

“We are happy to introduce this newest feature to our customers as it allows them to view their AXA policies at virtually anytime they wish,” says AXA Philippines president and CEO Rahul Hora. “The e-Policy is considered legal and valid with the approval of the Insurance Commission.”

This new service is currently available to clients with policies issued on July 23, 2018 onwards. It is generated two days after the policy is issued - no need to wait for weeks to get a copy of the policy.

A customer can save the e-Policy to his personal storage, print a hardcopy, and even email a copy to his beneficiaries. This way, there is no need to worry about lost files or bulky documents.

AXA Philippines policyholders can get a copy of their AXA e-Policy simply by following these simple steps: Register an account on MyAXA portal, login to that account, and go to “My Policies” to view the contract and other documents. With internet access, customers can have easy access to their policy contractsright away.

For more information, visit https://axa.com.ph/epolicy/faq or contact an AXA Philippines agent today.

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Business partners, employees, and friends of AXA Philippines, one of the leading insurance companies in the country, recently gathered for the much-awaited inauguration of their newest state-of-the-art training facility, the AXA Academy.

Housed at the 11th floor of the Bank of Makati Building on Ayala Avenue extension in Makati City (a stone’s throw away from their main offices), the AXA Academy serves as the main training facility for AXA agents, driven by its aim to elevate the skills and capabilities of local insurance professionals to an unmatched level of excellence.


Insurance Commissioner Atty. Dennis Funa and AXA Philippines president and CEO Rahul Hora


Leading the inauguration rites, together with AXA chairman Solomon Cua, was Insurance Commissioner Atty. Dennis Funa, the event’s guest of honor. Funa noted that the AXA Academy will help improve education of insurance professionals who are engaged in a noble vocation to spread financial literacy, in order to help Filipinos achieve their financial goals.


(L-R) AXA Philippines chief transformation and technology    officer John Hilson, chief customer officer Amor Balagtas and chairman Solomon Cua


Following the solemn and inspiring dedication ceremony, AXA Philippines CEO Rahul Hora in his remarks extolled the values that make AXA stand out in the competitive insurance industry. “Our strength is our people, as insurance is a people business,” Hora said. “Whether distributors or employees, the most important thing is the foundation on which their capabilities are built.”


AXA Philippines distribution learning and development director Ogo Visda and chief human resource officer Jaspreet Kakar


Hora further said that the AXA Academy is “a symbol of our commitment, a symbol of what our people mean to us as an organization—how we’re extremely passionate in building the competencies of our employees.”


AXA Philippines head for retail distribution BJ Legaspi and wealth management director Tony Isidro


Exuding a very modern and professional ambiance, the AXA Academy’s design and lay-out is purposely meant to be flexible and technology driven, providing a comfortable, aesthetically pleasing environment for learning or socials. At almost 1000 square meters, the AXA Academy—with its six (6) training rooms of varying sizes plus two (2) meeting rooms—can handle up to eight ongoing running sessions with a maximum capacity of over 300 participants in total. Other facilities include a reception and focus area, a trainer area, a pantry, and a hallway lounge.

For more information, visit www.axa.com.ph.
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At the age of 7, my parents instilled in me the value of savings and how important it is to have “something for the rainy days.” When the popularity of the “Happy Savers Club” was at its peak, I have the sole decision to transfer my account there, well simply because I was crazy over Sanrio and savings is more fun because of it. And wouldn’t you know it,” rainy days” for me was desperately buying that Little Twin Stars’ pencil case.

I also have a second bank account simply because there’s another bank in Lucena that time which gave away a very big pen if you open an account with a minimum amount of five hundred pesos. I remember pooling my baon for a month (luckily it was December then) just to get that ballpen. Looking back, I can’t believe I have two bank accounts even before I graduated from grade 6. The feeling of security of having money in the bank is great and I have this mentality that I am free to spend it whenever.

Just like then, today’s children also have their own goals and dreams that they want to achieve. From something as simple as buying the latest toy or gadget, to surprising their parents with a gift on their special day, kids want to have their own money so they can experience the feeling of spending freely. 


This is the reason why it is advisable to start them early on their financial journey. As parents of this eager young generation, it is important to guide them as they make their own decisions and show them the value of saving and how to handle their finances wisely.


Building a secure financial foundation

One of the most effective ways parents can first teach their children to save money is by letting them own a piggy bank. Coin banks encourage them to save a portion of their allowance and grow their money over time. In return, kids can use their savings to buy the things they want while at the same time learning the value of patience and perseverance.

Budgeting can also work for kids and teens who are given weekly and monthly allowances to spend. With a given budget, they can learn how to smartly plan for their expenses and prioritize where to use their money. This shapes them to become responsible and wise spenders in the future.

Once they get used to saving in a piggy bank, the next step is to open their own bank account. Having their own personal savings accounts, kids can learn independence and responsibility in managing their finances early in life. Likewise, it helps them grow and mature to become financially savvy individuals.


Aside from teaching kids to save money, parents can also guarantee a stable financial foundation for the young ones by getting them insured. With life insurance, parents can have greater peace of mind knowing their kids are covered from any unfortunate events. It also gives children security and freedom to enjoy life without any worries.

One of the most child-friendly banks that parents can trust in helping shape their kids to become smart young investors is RCBC with its new GoSavers Kiddie and Teen Savings Account. It comes with its own debit card and passbook that will assist children in tracking their hard-earned savings. It is also the first start-up savings account in the country that offers a comprehensive insurance package for both parents and the child.


With only a minimum initial deposit of P100, parents can already open a GoSavers account for their child. To qualify for the free Sun Life Grepa insurance, the account holder must make an initial deposit or maintain a 6-month average daily balance of at least P10,000. It promises lifelong protection for the family with its life insurance for the parents and personal accident and accident medical reimbursement for the child.

At the launch of RCBC GoSavers earlier held at the Test Kitchen Pasong Tamo, it was pointed out how it is important to start them young in saving, Emmanuel Valdes, Senior Vice President and Head of Deposit Products and Promotions Division shared that,“Our goal has always been financial inclusion for all Filipinos and part of that is educating children on how to save and manage their own finances.” He also that RCBC want to create a savings-conscious generation where the bank can enable and show to these kids how to intelligently and consistently grow their money for their own future.




With the RCBC GoSavers, parents can enjoy the guarantee of a secured financial future and safety for their kids.  It is open to children 21 years old and below and they can either apply online through www.rcbc.com/Personal/GoSavers or drop by at any RCBC branch nationwide. 

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Many people treat their car like a family extension, you even know someone who value his car like a true partner. Ever forward looking, many who have cars avail of car insurance in the Philippines after buying one, not because they anticipate some unfortunate events to happen but because some thinks it’s the next step to protecting themselves and their vehicle.


Fortunately, there are companies who offers car insurance in the Philippines, but did you know that some car insurance policy holders does not know what their insurance entails, just as long as they have one, they feel secure and protected for whatever things that comes their ways.

Malayan Insurance, the consistent number one non-life insurer in the country, knows that you and your car deserve better. Malayan offers Malayan Automaster, an insurance that safeguards your vehicle against accidents from natural calamities, theft and automobile damage among others. Each time you get one they make sure that each of their policy holders knows what they are getting from the insurance their bought.

The following benefits is what your Malayan Automaster is all about:

MALAYAN AUTOMASTER IS FOR AUTOMOBILE LOSS/OWN DAMAGE

 

Malayan takes pride in its claims settlement reputation. Protect yourself from automobile damage or theft. With the Automaster, you'll be back on the road in no time.

 

malayan automaster is for THIRD PARTY LIABILITY

 

Driving is a big responsibility; you always run the risk of accidentally hurting someone or damaging another person's property. Malayan shoulders these risks to keep you on the move. Enjoy coverage for Excess Bodily Injury of up to Php 500,000.00 o Property Damage of up to Php 500,000.00

 

malayan automaster is for AUTO PERSONAL ACCIDENT


Protect yourself and your passengers from expenses arising from vehicular accidents. Automaster will provide Accident protection of up to Php 50,000.00 and Medical Reimbursement of up to Php 5,000.00 per person. Whichever package you choose, Automaster provides Personal Accident protection for 5 persons (including the driver) for Private Vehicles and 8 persons (including the driver) for Commercial Vehicles.

 

malayan automaster is for ACTS OF GOD PROTECTION

 

Secure your vehicle against the forces of nature. This Cover will protect your vehicle against damages directly caused by typhoon, flood, hurricane, volcanic eruption, earthquake or other convulsions of nature.

 

malayan automaster is for RIOTS, STRIKES AND CIVIL COMMOTION COVERAGE


Protect your vehicle against the perils of social unrest and lawless elements. This cover will respond to loss or damages to your vehicle arising out of riots, strikes, or malicious damage done intentionally or unintentionally by third parties.

 

malayan automaster is for STANDARD AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES PROTECTION


We provide free protection for your vehicle's standard accessories such as mags, audio and components, and aircon.

 

malayan automaster is for OPTIONAL VALUABLE ACCESSORIES PROTECTION


Automaster can be enhanced to cover special accessories like bullbar, CD Changer, spoilers, customized magwheels, etc. All you need to do is declare the values, and flow the formula to complete your advantage.

malayan automaster is for LOSS OF USE

Gear up for the extra-mile advantage. With the Loss of Use, you can get as much as Php 500.00 reimbursable transportation allowance per day for a maximum of 10 days, while your car is undergoing accident-related repairs. Reimbursements will be counted on the fourth day of surrendering your vehicle to the repair shop!

 

malayan automaster is for ACCREDITED REPAIR SHOPS


Accessibility of repair shops is a must to keep you on the lead. That's why we have over 160 accredited repair shops all over the country.

In any event Malayan Automaster is ready to help and always aims to provide protection for you and your love ones for a worry-free travel. For more information, visit http://www.malayan.com/products/packaged/automaster.

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