Tag: #financing
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Duterte borrows P1 T in final 6 months
Former President Duterte borrowed P1 trillion in his final six months in Malacañang.
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RCBC offers special home and auto loan deals
Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) is offering special rates and exclusive discounts on auto and home loans for a month, starting May 23 until June 24, 2022.
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Honda launches Power Drive deals
Honda continues to offer promos for the new BR-V as well as the new Power Drive deals for its other models.
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Toyota Financial Services offers new ways to acquire a car
Toyota Financial Services offers vehicle financing and finance lease, while introducing new services to make acquiring, and upgrading vehicles easy.
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Revolutionizing financing for Filipinos and SMEs
Prime Global Finance Corporation (PGFC) recently launched its fully automated and digital loan application process for all its clients.
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Gov’t debt payments decline 40% in Q1
Debt payments by the national government declined significantly in the first-quarter due to lower amortization, data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed.
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Start your summer with Suzuki’s extended Triple Deal Promo
Suzuki offers low down payment offers and cash discounts for the XL7, Dzire and all Carry variants will be made available across the 72 Suzuki auto dealers nationwide until April 30, 2022.
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Treasury establishes sustainable finance framework
The Bureau of the Treasury said the government has established its sustainable finance framework to support the country’s sustainability commitments.
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The Plus Advantage
To make getting a car easier and more convenient, Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) and Toyota Financial Services Philippines (TFSPH) launched the Balloon Payment Plus (BPP), a new, unique finance lease product offering low monthly payment, inclusive of periodic service maintenance for the whole finance term and end-of-loan term options.
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Gov’t borrowing slows down
Government borrowings grew at a much slower pace in the first nine months of the year as the need for additional financing to augment the country’s coronavirus war chest started to wane, data from the Bureau of the Treasury revealed.
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Getting a car and protecting it
This week, we answer any questions you might have about getting a car through financing and protecting it with insurance.
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Getting a car through financing
Really like that new SUV? Thinking about financing? We offer some tips and breakdown all of the confusing terms to make it easy to understand and make it easier to judge if you can afford it.
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Financing in a pandemic
The pandemic has affected auto financing. We go through some of the changes you might experience, particularly when it comes to approval.
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Smile API’s secure employee-owned data fast-tracks applications for financial services
Applying for a loan or financing, whether it’s for a car, a business, a house, etc. is a tedious, time-consuming process that requires the heavy involvement of the applicant, their employer, and the concerned financial institution or vendor. Smile API is a digital platform that fast tracks that process by facilitating application approval (or rejection) within just a few seconds. As a result, it delivers significant value to workers who need to secure financial and/or related services; employers who can recover operational time lost to the cumbersome paper trail; and banks and financial institutions that can experience fast, secure transactions in the many moribund application procedures.
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Gov’t borrowings drop in August
The Duterte administration has substantially reduced new financing last August, taking up only about a fifth of the amount it borrowed from a year earlier, data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed.
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Foreign financing for COVID-19 response hits $22.5 B
The Department of Finance (DOF) reported it has disbursed $19.8 billion of the total foreign loans and grants for coronavirus response of the Duterte administration.
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PH gov't helping out PAL after bankruptcy filing, says Roque
Malacañang has underscored the importance of keeping the financially beleaguered Philippine Airlines (PAL) “in the air” amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.