29/06/2026
I rarely promote the partial withdrawal of funds. ๐
But here are some significant withdrawals that have helped our clients through emergencies, life milestones, purposeful payments, and for peace of mind:
๐ A friend needed โฑ50,000 to fund a family emergency.
๐ฉบ A client needed โฑ80,000 to cover emergency hospital bills.
๐ A client needed โฑ40,000 to fund graduation fees for her doctorate degree.
๐ฉบ A client needed โฑ100,000 to pay off remaining hospital expenses.
โ๏ธ A client needed โฑ250,000 as a travel fund for Europe.
โ๏ธ A client needed โฑ50,000 for her plane ticket for her wedding abroad.
๐ A client needed โฑ140,000 to pay off college tuition fees.
๐ A client needed โฑ270,000 to pay off land.
๐ต๐ป๐ด๐ป A client needed โฑ80,000 to pay parentโs hospital bills for check up
Most withdrawal came from Policies โฑ2,500-โฑ3,000-โฑ5,000 per month ๐ฅนโจ
It should never be for the reason na โmay fund value na kasi, kunin ko na.โ This shouldn't be viewed as a bank account, but rather as the last basket for emergencies.
Unless it's a super emergency and is aligned with the purpose of their policy, saka lang nagwi-withdraw ang mga ferson.
Thank you, clients, for sticking to your life goals! ๐ค