FAQs - MP2 (2024)

1What is the Modified Pag-IBIG 2 or MP2 Savings?

The Modified Pag-IBIG II (Pag-IBIG MP2) Savings Program is a special voluntary savings facility with a 5-year maturity, designed for active Pag-IBIG Fund members who wish to save more and earn higher dividends, in addition to their Pag-IBIG Regular Savings.

2What are the key features of the MP2 Savings Program?

Here are its key features:

  • Easy to save as members can save for only a minimum of P500 per remittance.
  • Earns higher dividends than the Pag-IBIG Regular Savings
  • Dividends are tax-free and can be withdrawn annually or after the 5-year maturity
  • MP2 Savings are government-guaranteed

3Who can save in the MP2 Savings?

The MP2 Savings is open to active* Pag-IBIG Fund members.

It is also open to:

  • Former Pag-IBIG Fund members (pensioners and retirees) with other sources of monthly income, regardless of age, and with at least 24 monthly savings prior to retirement.
  • Natural Born Filipinos, who reacquired their Filipino Citizenship pursuant to RA 9225 or the Citizenship Retention and Reacquisition Act of 2003, with at least 24 monthly savings prior to permanent migration to another country.

*members with at least one (1) monthly savings (contribution) within the last six (6) months.

4How can I open an MP2 Savings account?

You can open an MP2 Savings account safely and conveniently, online via Virtual Pag-IBIG. Once you are issued an MP2 Savings account number, you can start saving!

You may also opt to open an MP2 Savings account at any Pag-IBIG Fund branch by accomplishing and submitting the MP2 Savings Enrolment Form, which you may download by clicking PFF226_ModifiedPagIBIGIIEnrollmentForm_V05.pdf (pagibigfund.gov.ph)

6Can I remit a one-time lump sum amount for the MP2 Savings 5-year period?

Yes. You may choose to remit a one-time lump sum amount for the whole 5-year period of your MP2 Savings.

7Is there a limit to the amount that I can save in the MP2 Savings?

There is no limit. You can save as much as you want under MP2. However, should you make a onetime savings that exceeds P500,000.00, you shall be required to make such remittance via personal or Manager’s Check.

Also, members with MP2 Savings of above P100,000.00 shall be required to submit proof of income or source/s of funds, based on the checklist found in the MP2 Savings Enrolment Form, which you may download by clicking PFF226_ModifiedPagIBIGIIEnrollmentForm_V05.pdf (pagibigfund.gov.ph)

8How do I save in the MP2 Savings?

Here are the many ways you can save in the MP2

  1. Salary deduction, for those who are employed. Save in the MP2 through your employer who may deduct from your salary your monthly MP2 Savings which they shall then remitto Pag-IBIG Fund.
  2. Online remittance, via:
    • Virtual Pag-IBIG at www.pagibigfundservices.com/virtualpagibig using your PayMaya eWallet, GCash eWallet or any debit or credit card powered by Visa, Mastercard or JCB,
    • Authorized online payment channels which include:
      • GCash
      • Moneygment App via Cashpinas
      • Coins.ph via Bayad
      • PayMaya
    • Over-the-counter (OTC) remittance, at:
      • Any Pag-IBIG Fund branch
      • Authorized collecting partners’ outlets or branches here in the Philippines, which include
        • Asia United Bank
        • Robinsons Bank
        • United Coconut Planters’ Bank
        • SM Business Centers
        • Bayad
        • M. Lhuillier
        • ECPay accredited merchants
      • Authorized collecting partners’ outlets or branches overseas, which include
        • Philippine National Bank
        • Asia United Bank
        • IRemit powered merchants
        • Ventaja powered merchants
        • Cashpinas powered merchants

9Can I open more than one MP2 Savings Account?

Yes. You may open and maintain multiple MP2 Savings accounts.

10How much dividends will my MP2 Savings earn?

Your MP2 Savings earn annual dividends at a rate higher than the dividend rate of the Pag-IBIG Regular Savings Program.

Pag-IBIG Fund sets aside at least seventy percent (70%) of its annual net income and credits it proportionately to its members’ Pag-IBIG Savings as dividends. This means that the more you save, the higher dividends you shall earn

11 Can I view my MP2 Savings records online?

Yes! You can view your MP2 Savings online, via Virtual Pag-IBIG. Simply create your Virtual PagIBIG account for you to view your MP2 Savings, including the annual dividends you hav

12Where does Pag-IBIG Fund invest my money?

Pag-IBIG Fund invests at least 70% of its investible funds in housing finance, as required by its Charter. It also invests in government securities and corporate bond.

13When can I receive my MP2 Savings Dividends?

You can choose to receive your MP2 Savings Dividends via the following options:

  • Upon full withdrawal of your MP2 Savings after its 5-year maturity period with your MP2 Savings Dividends compounded annually;
  • Through annual pay-out with your MP2 Savings Dividends credited to your savings or checking account enrolled in any of Pag-IBIG Fund’s accredited banks.
  • For members who opt for an annual dividend payout but have no Philippine bank account, such as in the case of overseas members, their MP2 Savings Dividends shall be released via check.

14Can I change my dividend payout mode before the maturity of my MP2 Savings?

No. The dividend payout mode you choose upon your MP2 Savings application is fixed and shall be your payout mode during the 5-year savings period. You may, however, open another MP2 Savings account where you can choose your preferred dividend payout mode

15Are my MP2 Savings guaranteed?

Yes, your MP2 Savings are government-guaranteed. Its annual dividends, on the other hand, depends on Pag-IBIG Fund’s financial performance.

16How can I claim my MP2 Savings?

You may now claim your MP2 Savings after its 5-year maturity, online, via the Virtual Pag-IBIG. Just visit Virtual Pag-IBIG by clicking https://www.pagibigfundservices.com/virtualpagibig/BenefitClaimsReminder.aspx?reason=A0077 3C6E2F65AEA.

You may also opt to claim your MP2 Savings over-the-counter. Download and accomplish the Application for Provident Benefits (APB) form found here, https://www.pagibigfundservices.com/virtualpagibig/BenefitClaimsReminder.aspx?reason=A0077 3C6E2F65AEA, and submit it to the nearest Pag-IBIG Fund branch.

17What dividend rate will my MP2 Savings have for its 5th and final year, when it matures before the dividend rate for that year is determined?

The dividend rate for your MP2 Savings on its 5th and final year shall be the dividend rate declared from the previous year or the latest available declared dividend rate. This shall allow you to earn dividends on your MP2 Savings for its entire 5-year period.

18What will happen to my MP2 Savings if it is not claimed after it matures?

MP2 savings which are unclaimed afterits 5-year maturity will stop earning dividends under the MP2 Savings rate. It will however, keep earning dividends, based on the dividend rate of the Pag-IBIG Regular Savings for the next 2 years. After which, it shall stop earning dividends

19Can I withdraw my MP2 savings before its 5-year maturity

Yes. You may pre-terminate and withdraw your MP2 Savings prior to its 5-year maturity, based on the following reasons:

  • For active Pag-IBIG members:
    • Total disability or insanity
    • Termination from employment due to health reasons
    • Retirement
    • Permanent migration to another country
    • Unemployment due to layoff or company closure
    • OFW repatriation from the host country
    • Death of the MP2 account holder, with the MP2 Savings to be received by the member’s beneficiaries
    • Critical illness of the MP2 account holder or an immediate family member, certified
    • by a licensed physician, and subject to approval by Pag-IBIG Fund
  • Other meritorious grounds as may be approved by the Pag-IBIG Fund Board of Trustees

  • For Retirees and/or Pensioners:
    • Total disability or insanity
    • Death of the MP2 account holder, with the MP2 Savings to be received by the member’s beneficiaries
    • Critical illness of the MP2 account holder or an immediate family member, certified by a licensed physician, and subject to approval by Pag-IBIG Fund
    • Other meritorious grounds as may be approved by the Pag-IBIG Fund Board of Trustees

  • For members with compounded dividend payout on their MP2 Savings
    • Principal MP2 Savings;
    • 50% of the total dividends earned from prior years; and
    • 50% of the dividends for the current year, which shall be released after the dividends for the said year have been declared and credited.

  • For MP2 Savings with annual dividend payouts
    • Principal MP2 Savings, with 50% of the total dividends received from prior years to be deducted from proceeds; and
    • 50% of the dividends for the current year, which shall be released after the dividends for the said year have been declared and credited.
  • 20Can I re-apply for a new MP2 Savings account once it matures?

    Yes. Once your MP2 Savings reach the 5-year maturity period, you may re-apply for a new MP2 Savings account.

    21Where can I read more about the MP2 Savings Program?

    To know more about the MP2 Savings Program, you may download Pag-IBIG Fund Circular No. 407, Amended Guidelines on the Modified Pag-IBIG II (MP2) Membership Program by clicking here.

    FAQs - MP2 (2024)

    FAQs

    What will happen to MP2 after 5 years? ›

    Once your MP2 Savings reaches its 5-year maturity, you may re-apply for a new Pag-IBIG MP2 Savings Account. Members may claim their MP2 Savings anytime upon its maturity. If unclaimed, your MP2 Savings shall continue to earn dividends based on the regular Pag-IBIG Savings Program's (P1) rates for two more years.

    Can I pay different amount in MP2? ›

    There is no limit. You can save as much as you want under MP2. However, should you make a one time savings that exceeds P500,000.00, you shall be required to make such remittance via personal or Manager's Check.

    Can I withdraw my MP2 savings before 5 years? ›

    Pre-termination or withdrawal of MP2 savings prior to maturity shall be allowed under any of the following circ*mstances, as applicable: 8.1 Total disability or insanity; 8.2 Separation from service by reason of health; 8.3 Death of the member or any of his/her immediate family member; 8.4 Retirement; 8.5 Permanent ...

    What is the benefit of MP2? ›

    Your MP2 Savings shall earn dividends at a higher rate than that of the regular Pag-IBIG Savings Program. The dividends you shall earn are tax-free. Your dividends are derived from no less than 70% of the Pag-IBIG Fund's annual net income. Our 3-year average MP2 Dividend Rate is at 6.96%.

    What is the disadvantage of MP2 Pag-IBIG? ›

    It can happen—MP2 Program not giving dividends for a year. Again, there is no guarantee that you will receive higher or lower dividends. It all depends on the profit generated by PAG-IBIG for the year. If there are losses, the best value you can get is the original amount of your accumulated investment.

    Is MP2 savings safe? ›

    Can Pag-IBIG MP2 be a good source of passive income? Definitely! There's really nothing to lose if you invest some money here, it's also a good and safe investment option if you simply want to diversify. It's less restrictive than other investments aside from its 5-year lock-in period, and its returns are promising.

    Can I pay my first MP2 contribution online? ›

    Log in to Pag-IBIG Fund website at www.pagibigfund.gov.ph and select “e-services”. Select “Online Payment Facilities” under OTHER SERVICES and provide the following payment details: Program Type (i.e, MS, MP2, Housing Loan, STL) Membership Category (i.e., local or overseas)

    How do I maximize my MP2 savings? ›

    How does it work?
    1. Open an MP2 savings account.
    2. Pay your contribution (monthly or yearly)
    3. Indicate that you want a yearly dividend payout.
    4. Elect a bank account upon opening MP2 so you can easily receive your yearly dividends.
    5. Get your capital at the end of 5 years.
    6. Repeat as needed.
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    What is MP2 method? ›

    Møller-Plesset Perturbation Theory [128] is a widely used method for approximating the correlation energy of molecules. In particular, second order Møller-Plesset perturbation theory (MP2) is one of the simplest and most useful levels of theory beyond the Hartree-Fock approximation.

    How to use MP2? ›

    MP2 allows you to withdraw your dividends each year or to add them to your savings account to earn compounded interest. If you choose to withdraw it directly to your bank account, you can use the money to fund essentials or emergencies.

    What are the advantages and disadvantages of investing into managed funds? ›

    Some of the advantages of this kind of investment include advanced portfolio management, dividend reinvestment, risk reduction, convenience, and fair pricing. Disadvantages include high expense ratios and sales charges, management abuses, tax inefficiency, and poor trade execution.

    Do I need to deposit monthly for MP2? ›

    Sure, investing in the MP2 program is affordable. You can remit a fixed amount monthly or a lump sum once a year as long as the total averages at least P500 per month.

    Which is better MP2 or time deposit? ›

    SSS PESO Fund vs MP2 Interest Rates

    From 2010 to 2021, the yearly dividend rate of the MP2 has ranged from 4.58% to 8.11% and followed an upward trend. Its annual dividend rate over 11 years averages at around 6%, which is way higher than the average time deposit rate of 4% in the Philippines.

    Is MP2 interest taxable? ›

    While it has slightly declined throughout the years — with 6.12% in 2020 and 6.00% in 2021 — investing under the MP2 program is still worth a shot as the dividend earnings are tax-free.

    Can I increase my pag ibig MP2 contribution? ›

    Yes! Save more and earn higher dividends with your Pag-IBIG Regular Savings by increasing your monthly savings. The more you save, the higher dividends you get! If you are employed, top-up or add to your monthly membership savings through your employer by submitting the “Request for Upgrading of Savings” form.

    How much is MP2 monthly contribution? ›

    Minimum Contribution for MP2

    The minimum contribution is five hundred (PhP 500.00) per month but the member may remit higher than the said amount. Payments shall be recorded as payment date. The member can invest in the MP2 Program for a term of five (5) years.

    How long does MP2 payment reflect? ›

    Posting for MP2 transactions may take about 2-3 business days. Kindly allow 5-15 business days from the posting date for the reflection to your account. Pay for your MP2 using Moneygment.

    How many MP2 accounts can I open? ›

    With a minimum deposit of PHP 500, you can enjoy a higher dividend rate and quickly boost your savings in five years. There is also no limit on how much you can deposit and how many MP2 Savings accounts you can open.

    Can I pay my MP2 through GCash? ›

    Moreover, you can also pay MP2 via GCash *137#.

    Can I open multiple MP2 accounts? ›

    According to Pag-IBIG's FAQ, you are allowed to open and maintain multiple MP2 Savings Accounts.

    How is MP2 dividend calculated? ›

    To calculate your MP2 dividend, multiply the dividend rate for the appropriate year by your average monthly balance. Calculating the MP2 dividend is not as simple as it looks, though. Before proceeding with the computation, it's essential to understand first what the dividend rate and the average monthly balance mean.

    Is MP2 a DFT? ›

    In contrast to DFT, the MP2 method is free from the spurious self-interaction of electrons and naturally takes dispersion into account. However, the MP2 dispersion may exhibit a deficiency when the interaction between fragments of a molecular system is calculated.

    What is MP2 in Gaussian? ›

    MP2: The Møller-Plesset expansion is truncated at second-order [Frisch90b, Frisch90c, Head-Gordon88a, Saebo89, Head-Gordon94]. MP3: Third-order MP theory correction [Pople76, Pople77].

    What are perturbation methods? ›

    Perturbation techniques are a class of analytical methods for determining approximate solutions of nonlinear equations for which exact solutions cannot be obtained. They are useful for demonstrating, predicting, and describing phenomena in vibrating systems that are caused by nonlinear effects.

    When can I pay MP2? ›

    MP2 dividends may be paid out every year or at the conclusion of the five-year period, according to your preference. Mode of Payment. Pag-MP2 IBIG's payments may be paid either via salary deduction, at any Pag-IBIG branch, or through any Pag-IBIG Fund-accredited collection partners. Source of Funds.

    What are the negatives of managed funds? ›

    The main disadvantage to investing in managed funds is that there are often below average returns which are amplified because of fees. Investors should be aware that many funds perform so poorly over a long period of time that their yields are below the long term rate of inflation.

    How risky is a managed fund? ›

    While investing in managed funds provides access to different asset classes and industry sectors, there is always a risk that the managed fund investments may underperform or decline in value.

    Do you pay tax on managed funds? ›

    Managed funds do not generally pay tax because their income (including net capital gains) is distributed to investors annually. Investors pay tax on distributions at individual marginal tax rates.

    How much return can I expect from mutual funds in 5 years? ›

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    Scheme Name1 Year5 Years
    Franklin India Bluechip Fund (G)9.42%18.98%
    ICICI Pru Focused Bluechip Equity Fund (G)13.18%16.78%
    Invesco India Dynamic Equity Fund (G)13.46%15.49%
    Invesco India Growth Opp Fund (G)21.45%19.46%
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    Which MF gives highest return in 5 years? ›

    Best Performing Equity Mutual Funds
    Fund Name3-year Return (%)*5-year Return (%)*
    ICICI Prudential Technology Direct Plan-Growth36.80%22.82%
    Aditya Birla Sun Life Digital India Fund Direct-Growth32.70%22.14%
    SBI Technology Opportunities Fund Direct-Growth32.36%22.02%
    Quant Infrastructure Fund Direct-Growth45.95%21.44%
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    Can I withdraw my Pag-IBIG contribution after 5 years? ›

    The Pag-IBIG Regular Savings is a secure and convenient savings facility that gives you high annual dividend earnings to help secure your future. This is because you can eventually withdraw your savings after membership maturity of 20 years, retirement and other grounds.

    Does invested money double every 7 years? ›

    According to Standard and Poor's, the average annualized return of the S&P index, which later became the S&P 500, from 1926 to 2020 was 10%.  At 10%, you could double your initial investment every seven years (72 divided by 10).

    What if I invest $10,000 in mutual funds for 10 years? ›

    If an investor invested Rs. 10,000 as SIP for a decade, the total return would be Rs. 21.66 lacs. This mutual fund has provided around 25.5% annual return in the past two years, and its absolute return has been 57.6%.

    How long should you keep money in a mutual fund? ›

    If you are actually looking at equity funds to help you achieve your long term goals then you at least need to give yourself a holding period of 8-10 years. For debt funds, the outlook on rates should be your key driver for holding period.. Unlike equity funds, the debt funds do not really depend on long term holding.

    Can mutual fund give 50% return? ›

    Here is a list of equity mutual funds which delivered over 50% returns in the last year. Your investment decision should not get influenced by these returns as there is no guarantee of repetition of past performance. Also, sectoral schemes are high risk investment.

    What is the fastest growing mutual fund? ›

    1) Axis Bluechip Fund Direct-Growth.

    Where should I invest my money for 5 years? ›

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    What is the average 10 year return on mutual funds? ›

    What Is a Good 10-Year Return on a Mutual Fund? The best-performing large-company stock mutual funds have produced returns of up to 17% in the last 10 years. It should be noted that average annualized returns have been higher than usual — at 14.70% during this time frame — driven by a multi-year bull market.

    How do I claim my 10 year Pag-IBIG maturity? ›

    1. CLAIM APPLICATION FORM. Photo or scanned copy of your CLAIM APPLICATION FORM, containing the required information and your signature. Click here to download CLAIM APPLICATION FORM. ...
    2. ONE (1) VALID ID. Photocopy or scanned copy of ONE (1) of your VALID IDENTIFICATION (ID) CARDS. ...
    3. CASH CARD. Your Loyalty Card Plus. ...
    4. SELFIE PHOTO.

    How do I check my MP2 payment? ›

    Log in to Pag-IBIG Fund website at www.pagibigfund.gov.ph and select “e-services”. Select “Online Payment Facilities” under OTHER SERVICES and provide the following payment details: Program Type (i.e, MS, MP2, Housing Loan, STL) Membership Category (i.e., local or overseas)

    How can I double my money fast? ›

    5 Smart Strategies to Double Your Money
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    2. Take Advantage of 401(k) Matching. ...
    3. Invest in Value and Growth Stocks. ...
    4. Increase Your Contributions. ...
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    6. Be Patient.
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    If the criminal contempt involves disrespect toward or criticism of a judge, that judge is disqualified from presiding at the contempt trial or hearing unless the defendant consents. Upon a finding or verdict of guilty, the court must impose the punishment.

    How long does it take to get rich from stocks? ›

    If you're playing sectors, and pick the right one, it can take nine years to hit a million bucks. What about holding the S&P 500? It'll get you to a million, but you'll need to be patient. If you're a typical buy-and-hold S&P 500 investor, it's been a nearly 12 year wait to get there.

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