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    New house, new Housemates, and more reasons to save! Maya returns as The Official Voting Partner of Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) Collab 3.0, giving Mayamayans the power to save their favorite Housemates while unlocking exclusive rewards and banking perks along the way.     This season brings a fresh twist to Bahay ni Kuya, with Housemates from the Kapamilya and Kapuso networks competing individually for the coveted Big Winner title. With new personalities, unexpected alliances, and exciting challenges ahead, fans can count on Maya to help them support their favorites every step of the way. Representing the Kapamilya side are Robbie Jaworski, Nathan Garcia, Cianne Dominguez, Gehlee Dangca, Shea Valerio, Calix Esguerra, Jeo Ong, and Primo Alterado. Joining them from the Kapuso side are Anthony Constantino, Bela Arcal, Ethan Benares, Lans Nagal, Mikee Quintos, Nicole Fortuna, Raheel Bhyria, and Winwyn Marquez.   And with Maya back as the show's Officia...

  From ipon to investment: Start your investing era with as little as P100! When your most important financial affairs are in order – your emergency fund is ready, you have paid off all your utang , and you have met your savings goals – you may start thinking about how else you can grow your hard-earned money. Instead of just letting your ipon sit idly in your bank account, one option worth exploring to grow your money is to try your hand at investing. According to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas , investing is the process of buying assets that increase in value over time, with a goal of generating income or selling for a profit. Some people think that investing is only for the wealthy or those with millions of pesos in the bank, but that is not necessarily the case. Depending on the investment product, you can get started with as little as PHP 100. Of course, investing is not as simple as putting money away and watching it grow. Different investment options come with varying lev...

  The new campaign celebrates the people and connections that have made Coca-Cola part of Filipino life for generations.  Coca-Cola Philippines has launched “Coke Natin ‘To,” a new campaign celebrating the people, communities and shared experiences that have made Coca-Cola part of Filipino life for generations. At the center of the campaign is a film that highlights the people connected to Coca-Cola’s value chain across the country – from employees who produce and distribute Coca-Cola beverages, to sari-sari store and carinderia owners who bring these beverages to communities every day. The campaign reflects the ways Coca‑Cola has become part of everyday moments shared by Filipinos, from meals at home and roadside gatherings to fiestas, celebrations and time spent with family and friends. “Every bottle that reaches a Filipino home reflects the efforts of many people across our value chain,” said Chris Pesigan, President and Chief Executive Officer Coca-Cola Europacific Aboitiz...

Stroke can change a person’s life in an instant. Its impact can extend far beyond the hospital, affecting patients, families, and livelihoods. Ahead of World Stroke Day, the APAC Stroke Policy Alliance (ASPA) and the German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GPCCI) , with the support of Boehringer Ingelheim Philippines , conducted a press briefing to highlight the real-life impact of stroke on Filipino patients, families, and livelihoods. Joining the conversation are representatives from the World Stroke Organization (WSO), Stroke Society of the Philippines (SSP), and Beyond Stroke PH of the Philippine Alliance of Patient Organizations (PAPO) , and ANGELS Initiative of Boehringer Ingelheim, bringing perspectives from the global stroke community, healthcare professionals, patient advocates, and health system partners working to strengthen stroke care. Understanding Stroke: Know the Signs, Act Fast A stroke occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is interrupted, either by...

  ... Red flags are usually a warning sign in dating, but Jollibee is giving Filipinos a different reason to embrace them: spicy fried chicken and witty one-liners that are made to be shared online. With #TheOnlyRedFlagIWant, Jollibee turned the viral trend into a fun, feel-good experience both online and in-store, bringing its Spicy Chickenjoy to life through cute, funny, and relatable flaglets. The campaign sparked buzz on X, with “JOLLY RED FLAG” trending and inspiring netizens to join the fun and discover the witty flags for themselves. “We’ve seen how much our customers enjoy joining online trends and creating their own content, even when they’re dining in our stores. We wanted to bring that same fun to their Spicy Chickenjoy experience through these playful flaglets, giving them something to enjoy, take photos of, and share with their friends,” said Dorothy Ching, vice president for marketing of Jollibee Philippines. Inspired by the popular online habit of joking about relat...

  When your most important financial affairs are in order – your emergency fund is ready, you have paid off all your utang, and you have met your savings goals – you may start thinking about how else you can grow your hard-earned money. Instead of just letting your ipon sit idly in your bank account, one option worth exploring to grow your money is to try your hand at investing. According to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, investing is the process of buying assets that increase in value over time, with a goal of generating income or selling for a profit. Some people think that investing is only for the wealthy or those with millions of pesos in the bank, but that is not necessarily the case. Depending on the investment product, you can get started with as little as PHP 100. Of course, investing is not as simple as putting money away and watching it grow. Different investment options come with varying levels of risk and potential returns. Some are better suited for beginners who pr...