Julienne Margueritte B. Tejada, Financial Advisor, Sun Life Philippines

Sun Life Profit Tops Estimates as Rising Stocks Help Fund Unit Sun Life Financial Inc., Canada’s second-largest life insurer by market value, is benefiting from stock-market fueled gains in its asset-management business.

Happy birthday to our CEO and Country Head Mr. Benedict Sison! Your Sun Life family wishes you great health and bright blessings ahead. Thank you for helping us shine!

Catch the Pambansang Wealth Coach Chinkee Tan in this free workshop to help you tweak your money mindset for the better. 👌 Workshop happens on Jan. 16, 9am. This will help you figure out what fails and what works in growing your money. Register now via https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3ioWAA_xRhWVj8scC5GnxQ

“Life and nonlife insurance companies are now permanently allowed to sell their products remotely, according to the Insurance Commission (IC).” ☀️

IC allows remote selling of insurance products – The Manila Times Life and nonlife insurance companies are now permanently allowed to sell their products remotely, according to the Insurance Commission (IC).

Sun Life Policy Contracts to be delivered to breadwinners, OFWs, parents, single millennials, and grandparents who had recently become protected with life insurance under my service ☀️

by setting aside a percentage of your salary into savings. By consistently doing this, next thing you know, you'll have more money in the bank to enjoy for yourself or spend on investments! 💵👌

We can help you start your journey to prosperity. Visit our section here for tips: https://www.sunlife.com.ph/PH/Life+Goals

Why I do what I do ☀️

“The harsh reality is that eight out of 10 Filipinos aged 60 and above, and in many cases retirees, do not receive sufficient pension to fully cover their living expenses,” BSP Gov. Benjamin Diokno said in a speech delivered online during an investment briefing.

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80% of retiring Pinoys not financially prepared As estimated 80 percent of Filipinos nearing retirement age are financially unprepared for the financial cost of living beyond their employment years, more so with the risks of the sharp economic