Allianz PNB Life has several programs that aim to teach financial literacy in the Philippines. Our programs are more focused on life and health insurance sustainability, aiming to build a financially secure and livable future for the next generations.
Our Ride Safe Program was first launched during the pandemic when the lockdowns hit and public transportation took a toll. This aims to create a cycling culture among Filipinos and help them discover the health benefits and sustainability of the activity.
We have already installed solar-powered pit stops and bike lanes in Metro Manila and have opened The BikeYard, a space where cyclists can hang out and repair their bikes when necessary. To expand the program, Allianz is looking at offering skills development, including bike mechanic training, to provide an additional livelihood opportunity to Filipinos.
Allianz is also dedicated to social inclusion, partnering up with different organizations that help the Filipino people. We have already worked with SOS Children’s Villages Philippines and the Philippine Heart Association (PHA) for Camp BraveHeart to support children with heart ailments and spread awareness of cardiovascular diseases.
Allianz has also had the chance to partner with the Creamline Cool Smashers. This collaboration has allowed us to explore the importance of insurance for athletes and young people who are interested in joining the sports industry.
Lastly, Allianz Kaagapay is a financial literacy program dedicated to educating Filipinos about finance and money management. It consists of several lectures that focus on the different aspects of financial awareness anyone should have as a Filipino.
With all these programs lined up, Allianz PNB Life slowly but surely creates a culture of financial literacy and sustainability among Filipinos. In time, you can expect a new generation of Filipinos who can confidently manage their finances and make informed decisions to build their futures.