Wednesday, November 27, 2024

Tips for making the most out of your 13th month pay

As the holidays approach, many Filipinos eagerly anticipate their Christmas bonus or 13th month pay. Here are some exciting ways to make the most of it:

Pay off debts 

Before diving into new investments, consider using part of your bonus to settle debts like credit cards or loans. Clearing high-interest debt helps improve financial health. 

Boost your emergency fund

Life’s unexpected expenses like medical bills or home repairs can come at any time. Building up an emergency fund with three to six months’ worth of expenses is a smart move. If you’re looking for added protection, PRUHealth Prime provides medical coverage and benefits such as hospital cash assistance and access to specific critical illness coverage that can offer extra peace of mind across life stages.

Invest in income-generating assets

Consider putting part of your bonus into PRUMillion Flex. Pay premiums over just two years through various payment modes, giving you flexibility to manage your finances more effectively. This insurance product also allocates high premiums for investments that can potentially provide additional income for you.

4.  Upskill and reskill yourself 

Investing in yourself can pay dividends in the long run. Use your bonus to enrol in a course that can boost your skills. 

5.  Protect your family’s future

This season, consider using part of your bonus to secure your loved ones. Pru Life Your Term is an affordable, yearly renewable life insurance plan, with premiums starting as low as Php 20/day for Php 1.5 million coverage.* It offers flexible coverage to ensure your family’s protection at every stage, giving you peace of mind at a budget-friendly cost. 

Enjoy the festive season and secure your future! Turn this season’s perks into lasting value for your family with Pru Life UK’s products. To know more, visit www.prulifeuk.com.ph.

*Sample computation for females aged 30. Payment varies based on gender, age, and package. Policyowner and insured must be in the Philippines at the time of sale.  

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