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                    [Title] => Positive turns for Pryce, Phl Prudential planholders
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After having written six pieces in this space, detailing the complaints of unfair and unjust treatment of policy/plan holders by two big insurance and two pre-need companies, positive turns have developed for the aggrieved planholders of Philippine Prudential Life Insurance Co. and Pryce Plans, Inc.

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                    [AuthorName] => Satur C. Ocampo
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                    [Title] => Revisiting Pryce Plans’ unjust, unfair ‘settlement’
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Six years ago (March 17, 2008) my modest pension-plan contract with Pryce Plans, Inc. matured, after I had diligently paid P256,800 in premiums over 10 years.  The company asked me to choose the mode of payment on my claim. I chose immediate full lump-sum: P300,000.

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                    [Title] => Parallels: Pork barrel, insurance, pre-need scams
                    [Summary] => 
This column’s August 17 piece (“Insurance Commission remiss in regulating pre-need firms”) has elicited more reader reactions.

                    [DatePublished] => 2013-08-24 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Insurance Commission remiss in regulating pre-need firms
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Last April 20 and 27, I wrote about how Pryce Plans, Inc. and its president, Salvador P. Escano, treated me over the lump-sum payment of my modest (P300,000) pension plan that the company was obligated to hand over to me in 2008.

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                    [Title] => Other victims outraged by Pryce Plans unfairness
                    [Summary] => 
Strong reactions from readers met last week’s column piece detailing how Pryce Plans, Inc. tried, in vain, to induce me into accepting only 40% of the cash value of my P300,000 pension plan that matured five years ago or taking 80% equivalent in liquefied petroleum gas or memorial plots.

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                    [Title] => My pension plan issue with Pryce Plans, Inc.
                    [Summary] => 
Five years ago, I entertained hopes of promptly receiving the lump-sum cash settlement of a modest pension plan I had signed 10 years earlier with Pryce Plans, Inc., based on the tenor of the notice they sent.

                    [DatePublished] => 2013-04-20 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Pre-need planholders get LPG, memorial lots
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MANILA, Philippines - Cash-strapped pre-need firm Pryce Plans Inc. has opted to fulfill its obligation to plan holders by paying them in kind – specifically, through medicines, cooking gas and memorial lots.
                    [DatePublished] => 2009-02-16 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => SEC issues show-cause letters to 4 pre-need firms
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued separate orders directing four other pre-need companies to explain why they should not be sanctioned for violation of the rules on the sale and registration of pre-need plans.


The four are Platinum Plans, Pryce Plans, AMA Plans and Primanila Plans.


The show-cause letters were already sent to the four companies and the SEC is now awaiting their reply prior to imposing any sanctions against them.


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Six years ago (March 17, 2008) my modest pension-plan contract with Pryce Plans, Inc. matured, after I had diligently paid P256,800 in premiums over 10 years.  The company asked me to choose the mode of payment on my claim. I chose immediate full lump-sum: P300,000.

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                    [Title] => Parallels: Pork barrel, insurance, pre-need scams
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This column’s August 17 piece (“Insurance Commission remiss in regulating pre-need firms”) has elicited more reader reactions.

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                    [ColumnID] => 133567
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                    [Title] => Insurance Commission remiss in regulating pre-need firms
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Last April 20 and 27, I wrote about how Pryce Plans, Inc. and its president, Salvador P. Escano, treated me over the lump-sum payment of my modest (P300,000) pension plan that the company was obligated to hand over to me in 2008.

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                    [Title] => Other victims outraged by Pryce Plans unfairness
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Five years ago, I entertained hopes of promptly receiving the lump-sum cash settlement of a modest pension plan I had signed 10 years earlier with Pryce Plans, Inc., based on the tenor of the notice they sent.

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                    [Title] => Pre-need planholders get LPG, memorial lots
                    [Summary] => 
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The four are Platinum Plans, Pryce Plans, AMA Plans and Primanila Plans.


The show-cause letters were already sent to the four companies and the SEC is now awaiting their reply prior to imposing any sanctions against them.


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