Financial Consultant_Anabelle Noquilla

31/05/2026

Celebrating my 6th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

31/05/2026

30/05/2026

2025 Claims Report of PRU LIFE UK.
A Promise delivered❤️.

During life’s most difficult and uncertain moments, we stood firmly by our customers—providing care, assurance, and protection when it mattered most.

In 2025, paid 13,599 claims totaling PHP 2.86 billion, supporting Filipino families through loss, illness, accidents, and recovery—each one a promise fulfilled.

As we move forward, we remain deeply committed to being there for you with protection you can trust, service you can rely on, and peace of mind that lasts.

Read our 2025 Claims Report here: pru.ph/PRUClaimsReportFB

28/05/2026

Most people, when diagnosed with a critical illness, first worry about where to get the money for treatment, hospitalization, medicines, and other medical expenses.
But with adequate critical illness insurance, you don’t have to carry that financial burden alone. Instead of stressing about money during one of the hardest moments of your life, you can focus on what truly matters — your treatment, recovery, and your loved ones.
Critical illness insurance is not there to prevent sickness. It’s there to help protect your finances when life suddenly changes.
Get insured now.
RICHIE C. GRAPA
PRU LIFE U.K.
+639175742443

27/05/2026

With Addy Burchfield – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 10 months in a row. 🎉

27/05/2026

A 57 year-old OFW lost his job in the Middle East after years of working abroad.
Like many employees overseas, he used to have employer-subsidized health and life insurance. As long as he was employed, he was covered.
But when the job ended, so did the insurance.
He went home to the Philippines with savings, hoping to finally rest and settle down. Later on, he tried applying for a personal insurance policy here.
Unfortunately, he was required to undergo medical tests first.
The results showed health issues.
Application declined.
According to him, years ago, during one of his vacations back home, an insurance agent approached him and offered him a policy. He declined because he already had insurance from his employer anyway.
At that time, he was still younger and healthier. Most likely insurable.
Today, things are different.
This is one of the biggest lessons about insurance that many people realize too late:
Employer-provided insurance is good, but it is temporary and conditional.
It exists only as long as:
• you remain employed,
• the company keeps the benefit,
• and you still qualify under their terms.
But once employment ends — through resignation, retrenchment, layoffs, company closure, disability, or retirement — the coverage can disappear exactly when health risks become higher.
And the harsh reality is this:
The older we get, the harder and more expensive insurance becomes.
Sometimes, it even becomes impossible to get approved at all.
Many people delay getting personal insurance because they think: “Covered naman ako sa company.”
But company insurance is not ownership. It’s borrowed protection.
Personal insurance is different because it stays with you regardless of employer, provided you maintain the policy.
The best time to secure insurance is not when you already need it.
The best time is when you are still healthy enough to qualify for it.