MANILA – Within six weeks of its launch, the Pag-ibig Fund’s Special Assistance for Financial Emergencies (SAFE) Loan program has provided ₱5.82 billion in financial assistance to support 803,769 members.
In a Thursday statement, Pag-ibig Fund explained that the program — launched on June 10 — is designed to deliver affordable financial relief to Filipino workers impacted by ongoing Middle East tensions.
READ: Pag-ibig SAFE loan: How much can a member borrow?
Pag-ibig Fund Board of Trustees chair, Secretary Jose Ramon Aliling said members can rely on the agency for support as they address their financial needs and provide for their families.
Active members with at least 12 monthly savings and no existing loan defaults may borrow up to PHP10,000 or 90 percent of their total Pag-ibig Regular Savings, whichever is lower.
