Safe Space Act also called as ‘Bawal Bastos Law’ now a law

Bawal Bastos Law

President Rodrigo Duterte has signed the Safe Space Act or also known as “Bawal Bastos” law. He signed it on April 17 and was only released to the press on Monday. Let’s get to know what the law is all about. What is the Safe Space Act? Republic Act 11313 or the Safe Spaces Act … Read more

Free PDF Reviewer for UP College Admission Test

UP-CAT Free Reviewer

Students from different parts of the country have shared their willingness to take the Admission Test in UP. University of the Philippines The University of the Philippines is one of the most prestigious University here in the country. That is why being a part of it is an honor. It is also called as Pamantasan … Read more

FDA warns the public on using injectable Glutathione

fda warns the public against use of Gluthathione IV

The Food and Drug Administration warns the public on the dangers associated with the use of injectable glutathione as a lightening agent. On a statement published by FDA dated July 5, friday, they mentioned that injectable gluthathione is not safe to use as lightening agent. FDA said that it is alarming that a lot of … Read more

Free rides for Students at Railways starting July 1

Schedule of free rides for Students

Starting July 1, Students will get a free ride on selected railways. Department Of Transportation announced that they will be offering free rides for students on MRT 3, LRT 2, and PNR rides on weekdays except for holidays. What is the Schedule for free rides? The Schedule for free rides are as follows: Metro Rail … Read more

Social Pension Program only for Indigent Seniors – DSWD

Social Pension Program

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) emphasizes that only indigent senior citizens are qualified to receive the social pension provided for by Republic Act (RA) 9994 or the Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010. “In as much as DSWD would want to include all senior citizens, the budget for the SPISC is limited,” … Read more

BPI to charge fees for some mobile and online transactions

BPI Mobile Banking

BPI Online and Mobile Banking is the easiest way to manage your finances. It is a fast and efficient way to do all your financial transactions especially sending money from your account to another account of your choice. It is very convenient especially for people who have no time to visit their banks.  Some Features … Read more

Investment Scam: How to tell if its a scam or not?

How to Spot an Investment Scam?

Filipinos have been enticed to invest from companies using social media. A promised of 10% up to 40% interest per month or even more encourage them to join investments schemes. Securities and Exchange Commission published an advisory of the investments companies that are not registered and warned the public against them. These companies use facebook, … Read more

Double pay for work on regular holiday dated June 5 and 12

Holidays in Philippines

When holidays are brought up, students tend to be excited because of the suspension of classes. But how about for the employed? It’s a totally different story for the corporate world. Companies may ask the employees to work during the holiday because of their nature of work. The payment would depend on the kind of … Read more

June 5 a regular holiday in observance of Eid al Fitr

President Duterte declares June 5 as a regular holiday nationwide under the proclamation 729 in observance of Eid al Fitr. Let’s take a look at what it means and who celebrates it. What is Eid al Fitr? Eid al Fitr is one of the two most important celebrations in Islam. It falls on the first … Read more

Red Ribbon no more, DFA welcomes Apostille

Department of Foreign Affairs announced on their official Facebook page that they will no longer use red ribbon for authentication of documents instead they will affix an Apostille. The Philippines is officially a party of Apostille convention last May 14, 2019. An apostille is issued by a country that is a party to the Apostille … Read more