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As a young adult in the Philippines, you must have a valid government-issued identity document. Having one grants you access to a variety of services and activities, from processing documents, applying for a job, opening a bank account, getting a loan, and even voting. We will provide you a list of the most generally recognized IDs in the Philippines as primary and secondary.
Here is a list of valid identification documents in the Philippines:
| ID Type | Validity | Government Agency |
| Philippine Passport | 10 years | DFA (Department of Foreign Affairs) |
| UMID (Unified Multi-Purpose ID) | Lifetime | Single ID Card of all SSS, GSIS, Philhealth and PAG-IBIG Members |
| SSS Card | Lifetime | SSS (Social Security System) |
| GSIS Card | Lifetime | GSIS (Government Service Insurance System) |
| PRC ID | 3 years | PRC (Professional Regulation Commission) |
| Driver’s License | Student Permit for 1 year Non-Professional for 3 years Professional for 5 years or 10 years | LTO (Land Transportation Office) |
| National ID | Lifetime | PSA (Philippine Statistics Authority) |
| Voter’s ID | Lifetime | COMELEC (Commission on Election) |
| Senior Citizen ID | Lifetime | Office for Senior Citizens Affairs |
| ID Type | Validity | Government Agency |
| NBI Clearance | 1 year | NBI (National Bureau of Investigation) |
| Police Clearance | 6 months | PNP (Philippine National Police) |
| Barangay Certification | 6 months | Barangay Hall |
| Community Tax Certificate (Cedula) | 1 year | Barangay Hall |
| TIN ID | Lifetime | BIR (Tax Identification Number ID) |
| PhilHealth ID | Lifetime | Philhealth |
| Voter’s ID | Lifetime | COMELEC |
| Postal ID | 3 years | PHLPost (Philippine Postal Corporation) |
| Solo Parent ID | Lifetime | DSWD (Department of Social Welfare and Development) |
| PWD ID Card | 5 years | PDAO (Persons with Disability Office) |
| Seaman’s Book | 10 years | MARINA (Maritime Industry Authority) |
| Seafarer’s ID | 5 years | MARINA (Maritime Industry Authority) |
| OFW ID | Lifetime | POEA (Philippine Overseas Employment Association) |
| OWWA ID | 2 years | OWWA (Overseas Workers Welfare Administration) |
| Student ID | Depends | Schools |
| Company ID | Depends | Private companies |
Whether you’re looking for a convenient all-in-one ID or a more specialized one for a specific purpose, there’s a valid ID out there for everyone. Select the one that best meets your need and be ready to take the first step towards it. Take your time conducting research, gathering essential paperwork, and making the application process as stress-free as possible.
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From food delivery, online budols, travels, concerts, dining out, and unnecessary expenses. And you’re still thinking, where did my money go?
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When our income rises, we often experience lifestyle inflation. We tend to spend more money on luxury things and services without even noticing it as our salaries rise. This can boost our living expenses while decreasing our savings.
When our pay raises, it’s simple to overspend on things we don’t truly need. We might start upgrading our cars, buying more costly clothes, and eating out more frequently. We may also begin to indulge in more expensive pastimes, such as golfing or traveling. All of these items can quickly mount up, and before we know it, our spending have surpassed our income.
We constantly compare ourselves to other people, which is one of the main causes of lifestyle inflation. It may be simple to feel as though we need to keep up with our friends and coworkers when we see them eating in fancy restaurants, posting their budols online, traveling frequently, and buying expensive vehicles, and latest gadgets. This may make us feel inadequate and convince ourselves that we must spend more money in order to fit in.
Well, lifestyle inflation can be a real problem when our salary gets higher. It’s important to be mindful of our spending habits, set clear financial goals, and strive to save a certain percentage of our salary each month to avoid it. By taking these steps, we can ensure that our income increases don’t lead to a decrease in our savings and a higher cost of living.
You could be balancing a demanding career, developing a romantic relationship, building a family, and figuring out your position in the world at this age. It’s simple to get stressed out and overwhelmed when there are so many demands on your time and attention. Nevertheless, there are strategies for controlling stress so that it doesn’t dominate your life.
Please try to strike a balance that feels right for you of what works, and remember to show yourself kindness and compassion.