Legacy is about purpose, not just wealth
While 92% of Filipinos intend to leave financial assets or wealth to future generations, the study found that what they hope to leave behind goes beyond money. Educational opportunities emerged as the top legacy priority, cited by 56% of respondents, ahead of wealth and family traditions at 45% each.
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e junior high school science master teachers from across the country have completed the third year of Security Bank Foundation's (SBFI) Mentoring Future Leaders for Nation-Building Program for Science Teachers, equipping them to use science education as a tool for addressing real-world challenges in their communities.
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What does it take to turn creativity into a sustainable career? For Filipino content creators Baus Rufo, Carlo Ople, and Jaz Reyes, the answer goes beyond views and followers. It starts with taking the first step, showing up consistently, and making intentional decisions that support both creative growth and financial well-being.
During Sun Life Philippines’ first-ever creator camp, entitled “One Day to Day One,” the three creators shared lessons from their own journeys, offering emerging content creators practical advice on building meaningful content, overcoming self-doubt, and creating opportunities that last.
Following VisMin rollout, EastWest extends EasyMobility for Community Program to support to more institutions
EastWest is expanding its EasyMobility for Community Program, providing mobility support to institutions that play a vital role in education, youth formation, and community development. The Bank recently donated vehicles to Our Lady of Guadalupe Minor Seminary and Jubilee Christian Academy to help broaden their outreach initiatives and extend their impact to more communities.
The latest turnover marks another milestone in EastWest's nationwide EasyMobility for Community Program, following earlier donations to nonprofit and educational institutions across Cebu, Negros Occidental, and Davao. By providing reliable transportation, the program helps partner organizations extend educational services, skills development programs, community engagement activities, and youth-centered initiatives.
There was a time when buying insurance meant setting aside time for paperwork, visiting a branch, meeting with a financial advisor, and waiting for an application to be processed.
For something designed to provide peace of mind, the experience could sometimes feel intimidating.
But the way Filipinos live has changed. People now bank, shop, book appointments, communicate, and manage many aspects of their lives through their phones. They expect services to be simpler, faster, and easier to access.
The Bank’s brand ambassador is set to join dreamers on October 18
(from left) EastWest Division Head for CDO Orville Dimafiles, CDO City Local Economic Development & Investment Promotions Officer John Asuncion, EastWest VP for Brand Activations & Corp Communications Me-Anne Bundalian, Circle Productions Jeffrey And and Francis Velasquez, and RUNRIO General Manager Andrew Neri
After the successful Manila and Iloilo legs which gathered over 9,000 dreamers, the EastWest Dream Run 2026 is heading to Cagayan de Oro City on October 18 (Sunday)—made even more exciting with the Donny Pangilinan joining runners as they take on the scenic route in the City of Golden Friendships.
Sun Life Philippines Country Head and CEO JJ Moreno and Sun Life Foundation President Joy Castillo, Vice President Aleister Cruz, Executive Director Kristine Millete, and Program Lead Reiza Bañega join the Children of Asia team and community scholars at the Project SUNRISE launch in Cebu City.
Sun Life Financial-Philippines Foundation, Inc. (Sun Life Foundation) and Children of Asia recently renewed their collaboration for Project SUNRISE, continuing their shared commitment to helping Cebu youth stay in school, prepare for future careers, and build brighter futures.
