PH rates · Updated MAY 2026
Don't let inflation
eat your savings.
See how Filipino-specific tools like MP2, PERA, FMETF, T-bills, insurance-linked plans, crypto exposure, and digital banks can work together across liquidity, taxes, risk, protection, and long-term growth.
7.12%
MP2 rate
declared
5.00%
BanKo rate
top digital
P1M
PDIC cover
per bank
WHAT YOU GET
Compound growth engine
Worst, base & best case across 3 risk profiles
Bank rate comparison
BanKo, Tonik, MariBank, MP2, T-bills + more
Inflation stress test
See real purchasing power at 3%, 6%, 8% inflation
Tax optimization report
PERA credits + MP2 tax-free gains in exact pesos
Personalized PH strategy
FMETF, UITFs, MP2, SSS — allocation for your profile
Insurance-linked review
VUL, policy funds, charges, and protection needs checked separately
Simulation engine
Build your portfolio
LIVE
1. Start
Cash you can invest now
2. Habit
Monthly amount from income
3. Target
Optional peso goal
P10KP5M
P0P50K
1 yr40 yrs
Target goal (optional)Use a preset or type an exact peso goal
Risk profile
How it works
01
Set your inputs
Capital, monthly contribution, time horizon, risk level, and optional goal.
02
Run the simulation
Compound growth engine models worst, base, and best case across 3 risk profiles.
03
Read your insights
PH-specific opportunities, risk warnings, MP2 vs bank comparisons, and tax strategies.
04
Execute the strategy
Allocation across MP2, FMETF, UITFs, digital banks, bonds, and insurance-linked review points.
PH rates snapshot
Updated May 2026Government & tax-advantaged
Declared · auction · tax-credit assumptions
Gov. retirement
7.20%target p.a.
Gov. savings
7.12%declared
Gov. bond
6.00%gross p.a.
Gov. bond
5.72%auction avg.
Tax credit
5.00%tax credit
Digital banks
PDIC-insured · More liquid
Digital bank
5.00%p.a.
Digital bank
4.00%p.a.
Digital bank
4.00%p.a.
Digital bank
3.80%p.a.
Digital bank
3.25%p.a.
Digital bank
3.00%base p.a.
Digital bank
3.00%p.a.
Rates are planning assumptions and may change. Some figures are declared dividends, target returns, auction averages, or tax credits rather than guaranteed deposit rates.