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(g) “PERA Investment Product” refers to a unit investment trust fund, mutual fund, annuity contract, insurance pension products, pre-need pension plan, shares of stock and other securities listed and traded in a local exchange, exchange-traded bonds or any other investment product or outlet which the concerned Regulatory Authority may allow for PERA purposes: Provided, however, That to qualify as a PERA investment product under this Act, the product must be non-speculative, readily marketable, and with a track record of regular income payments to investors. The concerned Regulatory Authority must first approve the product before being granted tax-exempt privileges by the BIR. (h) “Regulatory Authority” refers to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) as regards banks, other supervised financial institutions and trust entities, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for investment companies, investment houses stockbrokerages and pre-need plan companies, and the Office of the Insurance Commission (OIC) for insurance companies. (i) “Overseas Filipino” refers to (1) an individual citizen of the Philippines who is working or deriving income from abroad, including one who retained or reacquired his Philippine citizenship under Republic Act No. 9225, otherwise known as the “Citizenship Retention and Reacquisition Act of 2003”; or (2) the legitimate spouse, whether or not said spouse is of Filipino ancestry, and the children of the Filipino citizen mentioned in item (1) hereof. Sec. 4. Establishment of a PERA. - A Contributor may create and maintain a maximum of five (5) PERA, at any one time: Provided, That the Contributor shall designate and maintain only one (1) Administrator for all his PERA. The Contributor shall make all investment decisions pertaining to his PERA. However, he has the option of appointing an Investment Manager, either in writing or in electronic form, to make investment decisions on his behalf without prior consultation. 138 Annexes
Sec. 5. Maximum Annual PERA Contributions. - A Contributor may make an aggregate maximum contribution of One hundred thousand pesos (P l00,000.00) or its equivalent in any convertible foreign currency at the prevailing rate at the time of the actual contribution, to his her PERA per year: Provided, That if the Contributor is married, each of the spouses shall be entitled to make a maximum contribution of One hundred thousand pesos (P l00,000.00) or its equivalent in any convertible foreign currency per year to his/her respective PERA: Provided, further, That if the Contributor is an overseas Filipino, he shall be allowed to make maximum contributions double the allowable maximum amount. A Contributor has the option to contribute more than the maximum amount prescribed herein: Provided, That the excess shall no longer be entitled to a tax credit of five percent (5%). The Secretary of Finance may adjust the maximum contribution from time to time, taking into consideration the present value of the said maximum contribution using the Consumer Price Index as published by the National Statistics Office, fiscal position of the government and other pertinent factors. Sec. 6. Employer’s Contribution. - A private employer may contribute to its employee’s PERA to the extent of the amount allowable to the Contributor: Provided, however: That the employer complies with the mandatory Social Security System (SSS) contribution and retirement pay under the Labor Code of the Philippines. Such contribution shall be allowed as a deduction from the employer’s gross income. The Contributor, however, retains the prerogative to make investment decisions pertaining to his PERA. Annexes 139
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Copyright 2013 by the Philippine De
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Foreword Through the Philippine Dep
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insured deposits. This Guidebook is
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Table of Contents A Brief History o
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Just like in the United States of A
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Table 1 1 Maximum Deposit Insurance
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Money is Important 7
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A Brief History of Money At the hou
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Different Forms of Money Seeing his
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Financial Expert’s Corner They sa
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The Different Life-Event Stages Six
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“In our case, we are saving up fo
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The next life-event stage is where
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How to Save Mang Domeng, as if to r
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Financial Expert’s Corner Saving
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Why and How to Save 1. There are ma
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A few minutes later, Tessie is alre
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• Suspicious transactions are tra
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Financial Expert’s Corner In acco
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Banks may or may not issue an ATM c
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He says that all that bank tellers
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Tessie expresses some concerns. “
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Aling Lorna smiles and continues,
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Located on the upper left hand corn
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Financial Expert’s Corner To avoi
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Mang Domeng says to Aling Lorna,
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Financial Expert’s Corner It shou
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In closing the deposit account, you
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It’s 5:30 AM on a Wednesday, and
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The over-reliance on heuristics giv
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Financial Expert’s Corner Money a
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Financial Expert’s Corner It can
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Ponzi Schemes and Pyramiding Aling
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More Than Just Interest Rates 1. He
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PDIC is also authorized to investig
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Unable to suppress his smile, Orly
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depositors who have obligations wit
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The agent in a “By” deposit and
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Financial Expert’s Corner Effecti
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3. How much is Fe Santos’s insure
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Member: PDIC 1. PDIC was created by
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It is just two weeks before Mang Do
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Figure 8 Investment Risk Profile* I
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Page 138 and 139: ANNEX A: Deposit-Related Activities
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Page 142 and 143: Sample Claim Form (Page 1) Annex D
Page 144 and 145: Sample Claim Status Sheet Annex E 1
Page 146 and 147: Annex G Republic Act No. 9505 Augus
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