Pag-Ibig Fund continues to increase membership savings as investment income climbs 50%
Pag-Ibig Fund’s investment revenue increased by 50% in the first four months of 2025, reflecting its prudent financial management and growing demand for support members’ savings and housing. The development affirms the important role of the institution in advancing the Marcos government to strengthen government financial institutions and improve the lives of Filipino workers through responsive social interests.
From January 2025 to 2025, the institution received only pesos of investment income, which is from P1.81 billion issued in the same period in 2024, driven by strategic placement of bonds and other debt securities, money market instruments, stocks, stocks and investment properties.
CEO Marilene C. Acosta stressed that as of April 2025, the institution’s portfolio was 15.8 billion pesos 15 billion pesos, reflecting a 42% year-on-year increase of 42% in April 2024. She noted that part of Pag-Ibig Fund’s voice and strategic distribution is higher than P1.11’s revenue. According to the latest available data, the Pag-Ibig Fund’s revenue assets have reached 1.09 trillion pesos, including 856.96 billion housing-related assets, 77.74 billion pesos and P15.812 billion pesos. The remaining P20 million shares account for other assets, including property and equipment, cash and intangible assets.
“Our investments play a vital role in providing the best returns for our members,” Acosta said. “We first meet our housing investment requirements to help more Filipinos with their own homes through affordable financing. We also provide sufficient funds for short-term loans to ensure members can get financial assistance immediately. The remaining investment funds are placed in safe tools that will provide competitive returns while providing liquidity to members, and provide competitive claims through this balanced currency and box office. Investment- We fulfill our mission to maintain the trust of our members and provide meaningful benefits, the Lingkod Pag-ibig Way.”
Meanwhile, the agency also formally welcomed Secretary Jose Ramon P. to become the newly appointed chairman of its 11-member board of directors this week. His leaders are expected to further guide the strategic direction of the Pag-Ibig Fund, which is consistent with the Marcos government’s housing and institutional development agenda.
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