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Having a home that you can call your own is one of the biggest achievements for most Filipinos.
Some of us even go abroad to earn a higher income and save more money to make this dream a reality.
And because many of us could not afford to buy a house and lot in full payment, financial institutions such as banks that offer home loans are really helpful to us.
Are you an OFW working or living abroad?
Do you have questions or concerns about your SSS membership?
Good news!
You can now contact the SSS through the OFW-Contact Services Unit (CSU) through the following dedicated contact channels:
1. You can contact the Social Security System through Email at ofw.relations@sss.gov.ph
Have you submitted your application for UMID Card but have no idea when you’re going to receive it?
Don’t worry, you can verify the status of your UMID Card Application by sending an email to the SSS Identity Management Department at idcpd@sss.gov.ph.
Just indicate in your email your complete name, 10-digit SS number and the date of your ID application.
Are you tired of renting and you want to have your own house and lot?
Are you considering to buy or invest in real estate properties?
If you are, then this is your chance to find your dream house or real estate investment.
Lamudi Philippines will be holding the largest Housing Fair here in the Philippines on July 15-16, 2017 at Glorietta 3 Activity Center in Makati City.
Filipinos who earn just about enough would like to find another stream of income that will supplement their cash flow.
Going into a business venture is a good way to help with this need. The only problem is choosing which business you would like to go into.
If you are struggling to find a profitable business idea with a small or even with zero capital, we list here some business ventures for you to consider undertaking.
Many Filipinos dream to work in Japan in the hope of finding greener pastures.
Many of us know some relatives or friends who worked in Japan who are now enjoying the fruits of their labor and have given a better life to their families back home.
If you also wish to give the best for your family, then working in Japan could be one of your best options.
The Personal Equity and Retirement Account Act of 2008 (Republic Act 9505), more commonly known as the PERA Law, gives people the option of a voluntary fund that provides personal accounts for anyone with the capacity to contract and a Tax Identification Number, and having a stable income source also helps.
