INTRODUCING: BUBBLE MAN DISWASHING LIQUID

I got a chance to try it for free the new dishwashing liquid available in the market, the Bubble Man Liquid Dishwashing. My friend introduce it to me and honestly, I hesitated at first because I was used to the leading brand I'm using at home. I'm very much practical in choosing a household product. I'm not into quantity nor into the one that cost you less. I look into quality the product offers. But after a few days of testing the product, it's safe for me to say that there's a new alternative for Mom like me to replace the overly priced leading brand. True to its tagline, Bubble Man Dishwashing Liquid is gentle on hands and the easy rinse formula is very effective. I also like the smell which is not too strong. 

This new dishwashing liquid comes in 3 (three) variant: Lemon, Kalamansi and Antibac. Available in 2 sizes, 270ml and 880ml.

Photo courtesy by duldulao.net

Good news for all the Moms out there, the 270ml bottle cost only at P32.50 it's very affordable compared to the leading brand. They have a running promo now, buy 2 bottles of 32ml for Php55.00 while 2 bottles of 880ml for only Php120.00.  It is indeed a great deal! As for opening the bottle, be sure that you have  a good grip to pull the lock 'coz I had a hard time on opening it myself though. 
  

Another thing is, Bubble Man Dishwashing Liquid is made from biodegradable ingredients. It is! It doesn't contain the Sodium Tripolyphospate. Much safer to use and eco-friendly. Truly amazing huh! How is that? We all know that Sodium Tripolyphospate is harmful to our planet. So switch now to Bubble Man Dishwahsing Liquid. Bear in mind that by using this,  you are helping save the environment in your own little way. Overall, Bubble Man Dishwashing Liquid is something that your money worth to buy for.

Bubble Man Dishwashing Liquid is a product of Mikewell World of Household Products, Inc and is now available in all supermarkets nationwide and you may also place an order online. Visit their facebook page https://facebook.com/Mikewell-World-of-Household-Products-Co-173085302758406/?_rdr to know more about the product.

SSS P.E.S.O. FUND

The Social Security System launched the SSS PESO Fund (Personal Equity and Savings Option)  a voluntary Provident Fund open for existing SSS members. It is voluntary Fund giving an opportunity to the members to save for their retirement tax-free and with guaranteed earnings.

Who may apply:

• All members of SSS who is below 55 years of age
• Have paid contributions in the regular program at least six (6) consecutive months within the 12-month period prior to the month of enrollment
• Self-employed (SE), voluntary (VM) and OFW members should be paying the maximum amount of contributions under the regular program
• Have not filed any final claim under the regular program

For enrollment please visit the nearest SSS branch near you. Membership in the Fund begins with the payment of the first contribution to the P.E.S.O. Fund. A member can contribute to the P.E.S.O. Fund anytime he/she has excess funds. Each member shall be allowed a maximum contribution of Php100,000.00 per annum and a minimum of Php1,000.00 per contribution.

The members contributions shall be allocated to three (3) types of accounts:

1. Retirement/Total Disability - 65%
2. Medical - 25%
3. General Purpose (such as education, housing, livelihood, unemployment) - 10%

Withdrawal from the SSS P.E.S.O. Fund are not allowed on retirement/total disability. The portion allotted to the medical and general purpose accounts are allowed to be withdrawn. The member will receive benefits from the P.E.S.O. Fund upon filing for a retirement, total disability or death claim under the regular SSS program. The member's contributions and the earnings from the SSS P.E.S.O. Fund  may opt to receive this in monthly pension, lump sum or a combination of both.

Source: https://www.sss.gov.ph/sss/appmanager/viewArticle.jsp?page=NR2015_032

SSS Loan Restructuring Program!

Good news! The Social Security System has launched the Loan Restructuring Program (LRP) for members with past due calamity loans and other short-term loans. To qualify, members live or work in calamity areas as declared by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) or the national government.

The LRP covers calamity loan borrowers in the 1990s following the Mt. Pinatubo eruption and 1990 earthquake, and members with past due short term loans in declared calamity areas after the onslaught of tropical storms and typhoons Ondoy in 2009; Sendong in 2011; Pedring, Quiel and Pablo in 2012; Labuyo, Maring, Santi, Yolanda and Agaton in 2013; Glenda, Mario, Ruby and Seniang in 2014; Lando and Nona in 2015. Also included are the Zamboanga armed conflict and the Bohol-Cebu earthquake which both occurred in 2013.

Apart from installment payments, the borrower can also opt to pay the outstanding principal and interest in full.. For both schemes, SSS shall waive all the loan penalties after the member has completed paying the restructured loan.

The LRP covers short-term SSS loan programs including the Salary Loan, Salary Loan Early Renewal Program (SLERP), Emergency Loan, Calamity Loan, Voc Tech Loan, Y2K Loan, Investments Incentive Loan, Study Now Pay Later Plan, and the previously-offered Educational Loan, which is different from the ongoing Educational Assistance (Educ-Assist) Loan Program. Stock Investment, Privatization Fund and Educ-Assist loans are excluded from the LRP.

To qualify, the loan must be past due for at least six months and the member must be living or working in a declared calamity area as of the date of the disaster attested through an Affidavit of Residency. Members granted any final benefit claim prior to the LRP availment period and those who committed fraud against the SSS are disqualified from the program.

Source: https://www.sss.gov.ph/sss/appmanager/viewArticle.jsp?page=NR2016_022

PHILHEALTH INSURANCE CARD IS A VALID GOVERNMENT ID

The PVC-type Health Insurance Card (HIC) issued to PhilHealth members in the Formal Economy and Informal Sector on a voluntary basis at a cost of Php 90.00 is a duly recognized valid government-issued identification card which should be honored in all transactions requiring the verification of a person’s identity.

The same ID may also be presented in PhilHealth accredited providers in lieu of the Member’s Data Record (MDR) together with a properly accomplished Claim Form 1 (CF-1) during benefit availment. However, Informal Sector members are still required to present a proof of payment to avail of benefits.

All concerned government agencies, as well as PhilHealth accredited collecting agents, are requested to recognize and include the said HIC in their list of honored IDs.

Read more on http://www.philhealth.gov.ph/advisories/2016/adv2016-0012.pdf