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Voluntary Membership To Pag-IBIG Fund: The Self-Employed, Freelancers, And Non-Employees

Self – employed? Unemployed? How about Non-Employed? In other words, are you not connected with a single company that considers you on its monthly payroll? The good news is, you can become a member of the Pag-IBIG Fund as a Voluntary contributor. The bad news is you have to shoulder of the contributions yourself without [...]

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Tags : OFW, OFW Members, Overseas Members, Pag-IBIG Membership, Self-Employed, Unemployed, Voluntary Membership

For Employees : How To Become a Pag-IBIG Fund Member?

Are you a regular employee who always wonder how that Pag-IBIG deduction got in to your pay slip? Or you don’t really care since it is as normal and as inescapable as the income tax? This article shows you how to become a member of the Pag-IBIG Fund if you are an employee here in [...]

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Tags : Employees, Membership, Pag-IBIG Membership, Voluntary Membership

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Pag-IBIG Housing Loan Interest Rate

Loan Amt	Int. Rate
Up to P 400 k	6%
Over P 400 k to P 750 k	7%
Over P 750 k to P 1.0 M	8.5%
Over P 1.0 M to P 1.25 M	9.5%
Over P 1.25M to P 2.0 M	10.5%
Over P 2.0 M to P 3.0 M	11.5%

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dianne cepillo: Good day! I am an OFW here in Bahrain. I applied for POP membership on May 2010 and paid for 24 months since we are considering to apply for Pag-ibig ... »
admin: Aisha, The amount of loan you can borrow for personal loan is a maximum of 80% of your contribution. Not much if you think about it.... »
she: ask ko lang po regarding s pag check online ng contribution ilang beses n ko nag try online to check my contribution but always error (ERR001: Record ... »
melanie anada: hi admin, almost 2 years ng in default ang payment ng housing loan ng husband ko. hindi kasi kami nakatira dun but napagawa na namin yung house (ba... »
aisha: Sir/Madam, Since car loan is not allowed pwede ba mag loan ng cash 300K? if yes gaano ba katagal ang processing para ma approved ang cash loan? at ... »
Melchora Vollmerhaus: Sir/Madam, Good morning!!!I'm here in Germany and would like to apply for membership of the Pag-ibig Insurance (Financing)for my futu... »
admin: Hi Joy, First, you need to reactivate your membership. And then you can apply. Your income is one factor to be considered for approval.... »
admin: Hi John, Yes, there is an investigation going-on at Pag-IBIG, but hopefully, this will not affect your loan application.... »
admin: Hi Renalyn, No, we don't have the names, but you can always verify at the office if the person you are working with is indeed authorized to do it.... »
admin: Aisha, Sorry, but car loan is not allowed in Pag-IBIG.... »
admin: Louie, Please check the FAQ Page. The answer is there, but the best article to address that is ... »
admin: Hi Luis, SSS is different from Pag-IBIG.... »
admin: Ceebee, Yes possible.... »
admin: Ceebee, That means, two or more members applying a single housing loan to purchase a property.... »
admin: Hi Anne01, The best thing to do is to always follow-up your application.... »

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