In Manulife's Asia Care Survey, more than 1,000 Filipino survey respondents shared their sentiments on health and finances amid economic uncertainty. Specifically, the study delved on their expectations on health longevity, insights on financial preparedness and retirement planning, and their views on the value of insurance for financial stability and health protection.
What are their top financial goals?
How do they save for retirement?
20% Retirement insurance
18% Inheritance
18% Government's subsidy
17% Personal life insurance
17% Financial assistance from my next generation
9% Personal health and critical illness insurance
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