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Naghahanda na ang pamunuan ng Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA) na buksan sa ibang mamumuhunan ang malaking bahagi ng Camp John Hay na matagal nang inuupuhan ng kumpanyang pagmamay-ari ng College Assurance Plans (CAP).

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CEBU, Philippines – Ania sa Sugbo karong buntag si Senador Manuel “Mar” Roxas nga maoy pinasidunggan dinapit ug mamumulong sa usa ka forum sa mga   planholders ug investors sa Legacy Consolidated Plans Inc. ug uban pang mga planholders gikan sa mga naniradong kompaniya sa mga pension ug educational plans.
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Cash-strapped pre-need firm College Assurance Plans (CAP) has expressed confidence it can get out of rehabilitation earlier than the projected eight-year period, according to a company official.


CAP director Robert John Sobrepeña said the company is banking on revenues to be generated from projects it co-owns with property developer Fil-Estate Land Inc. With the continued property boom, CAP expects to get back on its feet in four or five years.  


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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has threatened to suspend the registration of securities of 23 issuer companies should they fail to settle the P50,000 fine for non-submission or late filing of financial reports.


These corporations were given 15 days from receipt of the SEC’s assessment letter to settle the penalties accordingly and submit financial reports within the prescribed period.


Also included in the SEC order are 16 pre-need companies, most of whom are encountering financial difficulties.


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Comprehensive Annuity’s trust fund stood at P1.84 billion while its actuarial reserve liability amounted to P4.12 billion.


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Comprehensive Annuity’s trust fund stood at P1.84 billion while its actuarial reserve liability amounted to P4.12 billion.


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                    [Title] => 10 pre-need companies on SEC watchlist
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Apart from Pacific Plans Inc. and College Assurance Plans, other pre-need firms on the SEC’s watchlist are Platinum Plans, TPG Corp., Prudential Life Plans, PET Plans, Eternal Plans, Eduplan Phils., Legacy Consolidated Plans, Pryce Plans, Trusteeship Plans, and Scholarship Plan Phils.


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                    [Title] => PDIC-type agency for troubled pre-need companies opposed
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The PDIC is the government agency mandated to take over or act as receiver for closed banking institutions as well as issue deposit insurance up to a maximum P250,000.


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COLLEGE ASSURANCE PLANS

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CAP director Robert John Sobrepeña said the company is banking on revenues to be generated from projects it co-owns with property developer Fil-Estate Land Inc. With the continued property boom, CAP expects to get back on its feet in four or five years.  


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These corporations were given 15 days from receipt of the SEC’s assessment letter to settle the penalties accordingly and submit financial reports within the prescribed period.


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Comprehensive Annuity’s trust fund stood at P1.84 billion while its actuarial reserve liability amounted to P4.12 billion.


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