iPera works with government agencies to enhance financial literacy and improve financial understanding across the Philippines. It is important for the economic growth of the country that all residents are financially educated and aware of the importance of creditworthiness.
iPera works with local bloggers and writers to produce educational content, guides and activities to enhance financial literacy. iPera donates to local charities, schools and community groups every month, you can follow our community enhancement program with blog content here.
If you are a blogger and want to have your content displayed here, send it to customersupport@ipera.ph for consideration to publish. You could even earn money off your loan, or payments for your work!
The Pros and Cons of Saving
Saving money is a fundamental financial practice that can bring stability and security to our lives. Whether you're saving for a rainy day, a big purchase, or retire... Read More
Build and Maintain an Emergency Fund
Building and maintaining an emergency fund is a crucial financial step that provides you with a safety net for unexpected expenses or financial emergencies. An emerg... Read More
Recognising Needs vs. Wants
A need is something that is essential for survival, while a want is something that is not essential but that you desire. Some examples of needs are food, water, shel... Read More
Why Saving from a Young Age Matters
Saving money is a habit that can transform your financial future, and there's one key piece of advice that financial experts universally agree on: start saving early... Read More
Improving Your Financial Health
Financial health is a critical aspect of our overall well-being, yet many of us struggle to manage our money effectively. Whether you're trying to build savings, pay... Read More
Budgeting Tips for the Rainy Season
The rainy season can be a beautiful and refreshing time of year, but it also brings its fair share of challenges. From unexpected expenses like water damage to poten... Read More