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                    [Summary] => Manulife Philippines has launched a new product for children featuring both education, savings and protection.


"New Minds is the latest and most comprehensive life and educational product designed for a growing market in need of a reliable future source of funds that may be used to cover educational expenses," Carl S. Gustini, president and chief executive officer of Manulife Philippines, said.
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"New Minds is the latest and most comprehensive life and educational product designed for a growing market in need of a reliable future source of funds that may be used to cover educational expenses," Carl S. Gustini, president and chief executive officer of Manulife Philippines, said.
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