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Customer Advisory on Bayanihan 2

In line with the issuance of R.A. No. 11494 otherwise known as the "Bayanihan to Recover as One Act" last September 15, 2020, BPI Family Savings Bank is granting a one-time 60-day grace period.

Moving out? What’s it all about?

Moving out to your own place is a big step and the most important part about it is independence. And everything else, you’ll learn as a result of that. But it doesn’t have to be so hard if you take a few things into consideration.

Eight condo-renting tips for Filipino millennials

Traditionally, most young Filipinos stay at their parents’ home until they get married, but with the changing times came the emergence of free-spirited, independent millennials (also referred to as “Generation Y”), who feel the need to get out from under Mom and Dad’s wings and make it on their own. Most often, the first step to becoming self-sufficient is deciding to move away from home.

Home Upgrades That Can Boost Your Property's Resale Value

When you decide to put your house up for sale, you will likely have a real estate appraiser compute the value of your property, and recommend a reasonable selling price to you. Often, the key considerations they make are location, accessibility, and the property’s condition. Impressive architecture and interior design, as well as being built by a reputable developer, can also help your home net a higher appraisal.

Fire Safety Equipment Your Home Needs

March is Fire Prevention Month, and it’s around this time of year when fire prevention experts are starting their “stop, drop, and roll” lectures and giving tips for preventing accidental fires. As important as it is to heed these warnings, it’s just as necessary to equip your home with the right tools to prevent a fire or keep it from spreading.

10 Signs You Might Not Be Ready Yet to Buy a Home

How sure are you that this is the right time for you to settle down in your very own home?

Have You Made New Year’s Resolutions for Your Home?

Like many, January is the time to make and keep resolutions for the upcoming 12 months, not only for yourself, but for your home. Having a fresh start could mean you choose to have a new way of living for the better. Today we look at five simple suggestions for revamping your home for the year 2017.

Ways To Make Your Home Elderly-Friendly

Know how to make your home accident-proof and less hazardous for our dear senior family members.

The Best Flower Arrangements for Every Type of Space

Flowers, whether fresh or artificial, can give a fresh vibe to your space.

Why It's Essential to Teach Filipino Kids About Real Estate

Financial advisors always say: “It is not how much you save, but what is important is to start saving early.”

Responsibilities of Being Condo Unit Owners

With the privileges of living in a condo come responsibilities that you need to handle.

Home-ownership preparedness checklist: 10 ways to know you’re ready

Are you ready to become a homeowner? Find out by checking our 10-point checklist before making your purchase.

The Best Homes for Each Sign in the Chinese Zodiac

Knowing the best kinds of homes for each sign in the Chinese zodiac can make finding and living in a new home more harmonious.

How much does it cost to furnish an apartment?

Furnishing a bare apartment can be a big task, so it’s good to know the costs beforehand.

Double or queen? A quick guide to bedroom furniture

Planning out a bedroom requires a good understanding of how much space you have to work with.

Things to remember before thinking of renovating

Renovations can be a headache, but your future self will thank you for doing it.

Space saving tips for small living spaces

You’re apartment isn’t going to magically get bigger, but there are many ways to maximize the space that you have.

7 great ways to upgrade your bathroom

Freshen up your bathroom space with these upgrade ideas.

Stay Close to Metro Manila’s CBDs in These Affordable Condos

As a responsible employee, one of the things that we try to do daily is to enter the doors of our workplace well within the allotted clock-in time. As great is this is for our bosses, not being late actually influences the way we feel and work for the rest of the day. This is precisely the reason why, if you can’t bring yourself to wake up really early every day, it would be better for you to move into a home close to your workplace. Aside from being on time, it also keeps you from spending a lot on gas or public transport fare.

Money-saving Tricks for Redoing the Kitchen

No part of the house gets a beating more than the kitchen: we cook in it, eat in it, and sometimes we even just hang out in it. This is why it’s not surprising that you’d want to renovate it to repair certain worn-out elements or bring its overall style up-to-date to ensure it continues to sustain your cooking, eating, and hanging-out needs for years to come. The problem with a home renovation project is it involves money, and depending on how extensive the task is, it could end up costing you a lot.