WITH concern for health a priority among Filipinos, majority of them are shifting from the traditional bank savings to investment tools that ensure better yields for their health needs in the future.

This was the finding of Nielsen Global Survey of Saving and Investment, when it noted that 54 percent of respondents who are active savers have adopted diversified strategies in saving for their health goals. These are bank deposits, life insurance, government-initiated retirement schemes, provident fund and savings schemes, and investment-linked policies, all of which have better yields than ordinary bank savings.

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