Pag-ibig eases rule on short-term loans

Jan. 24, 2017

SHORT TERM LOANS. Grace Camanagacan, head of Davao Central Member Services of Pag-IBIG, encourages Filipino workers to avail the agency’s short term loans as they eased the guidelines during the Kapehan sa Dabaw at SM Ecoland on Monday, Jan.23.(Christine Megriño davaotoday.com)

By Jaycel Villacorte, Intern

DAVAO CITY, Philippines—The Home Development Mutual Fund, or known as the Pag-ibig Fund, announced new guidelines, which will provide short-term loans and expanded raffle promo.

Grace Camanagacan, head of Pag-ibig’s Davao Central Member Services, said that members who have contributed for 24 months could now avail 80 percent loan entitlement while those members who have a month of contribution could now avail loan application within six months.

She added that a member could also avail of a multi-purpose loan or calamity loan as long as their accounts are not in default.

“I hope with our new guidelines many could avail the loans for six months. I hope many will now avail our short term loans,” Camanagacan said.

Meanwhile, Camanagacan also announced their annual event dubbed as the “6th I DO Kasalang Bayan” come Feb. 14, which will be held at SMX Lanang. (davaotoday.com)

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