More on the SSS-PESO Fund --- here's the brochure

 Read about the SSS Provident Fund.
SSS calls it SPF, not to be confused with SPA.

.. as for me, i'm going for the Pag-ibig fund. why, there are less restrictions
to be frank with you, readers - the return is supposed to be greater under the SPF than Pag-ibig 2

Provident Funds ....like the SSS Peso-Fund, Pag-ibig2 Fund

remember when SSS announced the SSS Provident Fund - that is - The SSS Peso Fund -
 wherein interest followed the 90-day T bill?
well, that fund is still not in play.  Yep, it has been postponed.  The fund is similar to the Flexi-fund offered to OFWs.  But there are many restrictions.

If you check the Pag-ibig website, there is a Pag-ibig 2 offer wherein contributions are voluntary, have a better interest rate than bank deposits, but the interest rates are not comparable to the SSS Provident Fund.

however, the Pag-ibig offer has less restrictions so if you want to invest now, and with less hassles, go with the Pag-ibig 2 fund.
also, did you know that you can also increase your pag-ibig 1 contributions.
i know, HR never said anything, right?

do you wonder if HR really cares about you?

well .....