Read the fine print to know what you’re getting
The ConsumerBy Linda Bolido
Contract and insurance policies are not the only things that should be read carefully, especially the fine print.
Contract and insurance policies are not the only things that should be read carefully, especially the fine print.
Do I follow my own advice and insure myself, or do I, like Dad, leave things to fate and fortune?
PhilPlans recently awarded the top three winners of its Aking Panata Photo Contest at the new PhilPlans Corporate Headquarters at the 12/F iACADEMY Building, 6764 Ayala Avenue, Makati City.
PhilPlans understands the importance of honoring one’s commitment. And so, in time for the coming second semester, PhilPlans has promptly released more than P155 Million in education benefits to its more than 10,000 planholders. More than a show of its financial strength, however, PhilPlans has chosen to celebrate its capacity to keep its promise to its planholders with the “Ang Aking Panata” photo contest.
Christopher Lao,
whose claim to fame came after he was caught on the news trying to drive his car through a flooded street and ranting about how he wasn’t properly informed about how deep the water was, is back.
It is typhoon season. Those affected by natural calamities do not only have to cope with the death or permanent disability of loved ones, but also with the destruction of property. In terms of damage to property, homeowners can fall back on insurance, but how about people who are only renting their places of residence? [...]
Filipinos are known to be a fatalist lot, believing that what will be, will be, and that somehow things will work themselves out. But they don’t always do, as many homeowners, entrepreneurs and large corporations have learned the hard and very expensive way. Because of major events beyond their control – including fire, robbery, theft, [...]
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