Pay Bills Online Using Coins.ph and Never Missed a Due Date

By now you may have heard about Coins.ph. It comes with an app that will allow you wherever you are to pay bills online.

So before you start signing up, find out first what bills can be paid using Coins.ph to avoid unnecessarily making an account unless you are also interested in bitcoin.

Electric Utilities

• Meralco
• Meralco Kuryente Load
• VECO
• Davao Light
• Palawan Electric Cooperative (PALECO)
• Cotabato Light

Water Utilities

• Maynilad
• Manila Water
• Laguna Water
• Prime Water
• Subic Water
• Agoncillo Water District
• Batangas City Water District
• Cabanatuan City Water District
• Camarines Norte Water District
• Camiling Water District
• Daraga Water District
• Floridablanca Water District
• Guagua Water District
• Jean Water District
• Ilocos Norte Water District
• Lemery Water District
• Lingayen Water District
• Marilao Water District
• Meycauayan City Water District
• Metro Ozamiz Water District
• Paniqui Water District
• San Carlos Water District
• San Jose Water District
• San Pedro Water District
• Metro San Fernando Water District
• City of San Fernando Water District
• Sorsogon City Water District
• Subic Water District
• Tarlac City Water District

Telecom

• PLDT
• Globe Telecom
• Smart Communications
• Sun Cellular
• Bayantel
• ABS-CBN Mobile
• Digitel Communications

Home Credit

• Home Credit Loan

Credit Card

• BPI (Credit Card Bill)
• Metrobank
• BDO
• EastWest Bank
• HSBC
• Security Bank Master Card
• PNB
• Unionbank Visa
• BDO American Express
• Asia United Bank
• Unionbank Mastercard
• Maybank
• PS Bank
• Allied Bank
• Equicom
• Security Bank Diners Club
• Cocolife
• Optimum Bank
• Standard Chartered Visa / Mastercard
• Tiaong Rural Bank
• RCBC Bankard
• Unionbank Visa

Broadband

• Innove Communications, Inc.
• Smart Broadband
• Globe Broadband
• SKYbroadband
• Home Bro Ultera
• Sun Broadband (Postpaid)
• Converge ICT
• Bayan Broadband

Cable Channel Provider

• Cablelink
• Cignal TV
• Destiny Cable Inc.
• Met Cable
• My Destiny
• Northstar Cable
• Pilipino Cable
• Sky Cable
• Verdant Cable
• Wi-Tribe

Government

• National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)
• Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)
• Pilipinas Teleserv, Inc. (NSO)
• Pag-IBIG Housing Loan Amortizations
• Pag-IBIG Membership Savings

SSS Contributions

• Voluntary Member
• Non-Working Spouse
• OFW

Insurance

• Fortune Care
• Cocolife Plans
• AXA Life
• Manulife Philippines
• BIMA Philippines
• Paramount Life
• Philam Life
• Prudential Life
• Pru Life UK
• Sun Life of Canada (Phils.), Inc.

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Merchants

• InvestEd
• Luxe In
• PawnHero
• PeraJet
• Seedin Philippines
• Taxumo
• Urban Ashram Yoga – BGC branch
• Urban Ashram Yoga – Pasig branch

Stocks and Securities

• First Metro Securities
• MyTrade by Abacus Securities

Reference: Coin.ph Online Bills

What Bills will I Pay Online

I am still wondering why I haven’t paid attention on Coins.ph yet I’m thrilled knowing that I can pay online bills through apps.

• SSS
• Pag-IBIG (regular savings)
• Utility bills

Many years ago, I stopped contributing on SSS since I planned to become a dual citizen and didn’t know what savings should be prioritized demographically.

For now I am paying Pag-IBIG consistently and like the SSS, I decided not to continue paying for PhilHealth.

As a precaution, I buy travel insurance (eg. World Nomads) on my first vacation in the Philippines and Cambodia.

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Something is Missing

It’s great what Coins.ph is doing that I would even recommend it to friends.

But where is PhilHealth on the biller list?

My siblings would have no hassle paying PhilHealth online if they can also use the app.

And what about Modified Pag-IBIG II (MP2).

Although I sign up on Virtual Pag-IBIG, I still can’t pay MP2 online. I hope the code glitch on the site to be fixed soon.

Amidst getting used to the new normal due to pandemic, I continue to save on different funds (eg. travel), invest in ETF.

Speaking of ETF, during this time I spent my time watching Tim Nash’s videos about sustainable investing and decided to buy iShares Global Water Index ETF (CWW). It’s my first doing-more-good ETF in my portfolio. The goal is to transition to sustainable ETFs and buy dividend paying stocks with decent ESG scores.

I digressed to give a little update about how I invest during the pandemic.

On a lighter note, I want to know how are you dealing with personal finance using technology to keep social distancing.

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