Since I was a child, I like to save money and now I have a job and while I’m young (23), I’m afraid of what the future may become, that’s why I’m starting to have a plan for my future (not only for myself but for my loved ones). And here I choose to save and insure my life through SunLife for my future financial freedom… Read More →
Heed to all the kids out there: NO, your parents are not invincible. My father is Superman to me. He is strong, generous, and witty. Then one night, he just slipped. Like gravity finally sucked him in. It was the first time I saw him in a hospital bed. The years finally caught up with Superman. (more…) Read More →
Are you a Sun Life policyholder? If yes, then we have a treat for you this Christmas season! By now you may have already heard of Sun Life Financial’s advocacy called It’s Time!, which aims to inform and empower Filipinos so we can achieve financial freedom. Even with the help of our celebrity advocates, Pia Magalona, Bam Aquino, James and Baby James Yap and Piolo Pascual, there are still many Filipinos who are either unaware of their financial needs, uninformed of their options or unprepared... (more...)
There are many people without whose advice we cannot live with. These are our doctors, lawyers, mentors, counselors, families and friends. These people whom we trust and seek for wisdom provide us guidance in our day-to-day lives. Doctors make sure we are in tiptop shape while lawyers make sure we stay out of legal trouble. Our families and friends provide us with personal insights while our mentors at work provide advice for our careers. Undoubtedly, we acknowledge the important roles these people... (more...)
It’s Time! is Sun Life Financial’s advocacy to inform Filipinos about their financial needs and to encourage them to act with urgency so they can achieve financial freedom. Born in July 2009, the advocacy was created in response to these alarming statistics: 90% of Filipinos have little or nothing to leave their families when they pass away. Out of 100 Filipinos aged 65, 45 are dependent on their relatives, 30 are dependent on charity, 22 cannot stop working and only 2 are financially... (more...)
