KABALIKAT 2020 as of May 6 2021

THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY MUTUAL BENEFIT FUND, INC.

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Salute to our
Frontliners!

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We keep you safe in
our PSMBFI Offices Typhoon affected PNP personnel receive
Financial Assistance from PSMBFI
Regular disinfection of
PSMBFI offices are being Three typhoons recently swept across Luzon – Quinta, Rolly, and Ulysses leaving trails
undertaken to ensure the of devastation. The uniformed personnel of the PNP bravely rendered rescue and relief
safety of our members and operations for those victims of the typhoons.
employees.
The Public Safety Mutual
Safety and sanitation Benefit Fund, Inc. understands
protocols are in place, the need of PNP personnel
such as: for financial assistance,
having also been victims of
• strict implementation the calamity. The immediate
of social distancing response of the Association
was to help thousands of
• thermal checks and affected police personnel,
foot bath after close coordination with
concerned PNP offices. Thus,
• compulsory wearing the financial assistance was
of facemasks extended by PSMBFI for those
whose houses were damaged
• availability of alcohol and needing immediate repair.
and hand sanitizers
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Let us all keep safe! calamity, PSMBFI can be most
depended upon.

Rebuilding Lives

The year 2020 is filled with stories of harrowing experiences and survival. The spike of the Covid-19 infected persons
remain significantly high, while typhoons seriously ravaged some parts of the country.

KABALIKAT Much realization has hit us hard on how valuable human life is. Persons infected by the
virus are reported daily, including fatalities. Families of PSMBFI members who died of Covid-19

EDITORIAL during the past months immediately received the cash advance of insurance claims.
The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Program of PSMBFI

can be depended upon during trying times, and our immediate

response is to provide members with financial assistance in recognition to their bravery at the

frontlines.

As a way of helping members, PSMBFI launched the Pantawid Covid Program through
“Tulong Handog sa mga Miyembro: Covid19 Crisis” in March 2020. The financial assistance of
P5,000 was extended to each member.

PSMBFI President Mario A Avenido said, “In this trying times when the whole world is
struggling in fighting the pandemic of Covid-19, we at PSMBFI would like to express our gratitude
to all frontliners for their selfless service and heroic deeds in combating the spread of the virus.”

Also, three strong typhoons battered the country - Quinta, Rolly, and Ulysses. PNP personnel
affected by these typhoons received financial assistance to help repair their houses that were
damaged or submerged in floodwater.

We, as Filipinos, will always be resilient. A Japanese proverb says - “The bamboo that bends
is stronger than the oak that resists”. For as long as there are public safety practitioners taking
the active role in disaster response, providing protection, and rebuilding communities - then
PSMBFI is here to stay.

Together, let us be compassionate and help uplift the situation of our countrymen.

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Financial assistance for members through the

PSMBFI Pantawid Covid Program

The members of the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. are at the frontline and risking their lives to combat the
spread of Covid-19.
To express gratitude to members for their selfless service and heroic deeds, the PSMBFI Pantawid Covid Program dubbed
as “Tulong Handog sa mga Miyembro: Covid 19 Crisis” was launched.

PSMBFI members from all partner agencies received P5,000 each as financial assistance to help pay their expenses while
on lockdown and to prepare for the coming days. “Hangad naming makatulong sa inyong pangangailangan ang halagang
nabanggit sa panahong ito ng krisis, at nawa’y lagi kayong ligtas sa pagtalima sa inyong mga tungkulin”, said PSMBFI President
Mario A. Avenido.

PSMBFI assures that it will always be ready to help members as they risk their lives during life-threatening situations.

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Fulfilling our commitment to help

The Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. has always been a dependable partner of the Philippine National Police. Through
its Corporate Social Responsibility Program, PSMBFI is able to provide computer sets, equipment, and ambulances to
various police offices nationwide. This is in support to their endeavors of extending good public service to the citizenry.

Turn-over of computer sets

PRO-COR Health Service with PLTCOL Geraldine Police Regional Maritime Unit at Makar Warf, EOD SKPPO, Isulan Sultan Kudarat on
Adanglao on November 16, 2020. Labangal Gen. Santos City on October 15, 2020 October 20, 2020

RRSU-9, Camp Batalla, Zamboanga City on RID-9 Camp Batalla, Zamboanga City on ZCPS 7 Sta. Maria, Zamboanga City on
October 9,2020 October 19,2020 October 19,2020

NUPAS-9, Camp Romeo Abendan, Zamboanga City Canine Unit 4B, Camp E. Navarro, Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro PPO with PCOL Mardito
on October 24,2020 Oriental Mindoro with PMAJ Jayson Villegas and G. Anguluan, Acting Provincial Director on
PCapt Justin Larioza on October 7, 2020 October 19, 2020

1st PMFC Oriental Mindoro PPO with PLTCOL Police Regional Office 9 in Camp Romeo Abedan,
Rommel V. Briones, Force Commander on Zamboanga City with Regional Director PBGEN
October 23, 2020 Jesus Cambay Jr. on August 7,2020

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Ambulances for Police Regional Offices

An ambulance for PRO 5 was symbolically
turned-over by Chief,PNP and PSMBFI Chairman
PGEN Archie Francisco F Gamboa together with PMGEN
Reynaldo G Biay and PMGEN Marni C Marcos Jr. and received
by Regional Director PBGEN Anthony A Alcaneses on July 14,
2020.

An ambulance for PRO 12 was symbolically turned-over by
Chief,PNP PGEN Archie Francisco Gamboa to Regional Director
PBGEN Michael John F Dubria on June 15, 2020.

Ambulance for PRO-COR was symbolically turned-over by
Chief,PNP PGEN Archie Francisco Gamboa and PSMBFI President
Mario Avenido to Regional Director PBGen R’win Pagkalinawan
and to the Regional Health Service on February 24, 2020.

Turn-over of equipment and necessities

PSMBFI President Mario A Avenido turned-over one unit of Bottled water and face masks to RMFB-9 in RMFB-9, Zamboanga
Epson Aculaser Printer to the Cordillera Training Center headed City on March 30,2020
by Regional Training Director PLTCOL Manolito D Parazo on
February 17, 2020. The printer will be for printing diplomas of the
Patrolman recruits.

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P8.3 Million extended by PSMBFI for the
PNP Scholarship Program

The Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc turned-over a check amounting to Php 8,303,675.58 to the Philippine National
Police during the flag-raising ceremony held in front of the PNP National Headquarters in Camp Crame last October 2, 2020.
The proceeds are given to the PNP Comprehensive Educational Assistance Program.

The Special Group Term Insurance (SGTI) Experience Refund Check was handed over by PSMBFI Vice Chairman Lyndon G Cubos,
President Mario A Avenido, with OIC, VP for Operations Michelle Cayabyab, and Marketing Manager Wenzer Sermonia.

The check was received by PNP Chief PGEN Camilo Pancratius P Cascolan, together with PBGEN Rolando Hinanay, The Acting
Director for Personnel and Records Management (TADPRM) and Chairman, PNP Educational Assistance Board.

Support for the PNP Child
Development Center

The Corporate Social Responsibility Program of the
Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. aims to support
partner agencies.

To help with the education Police Communications and
of young police dependents, a Development Group (PCADG)
computer set with printer and from PSMBFI OIC, VP for
camera were turned-over to Operations Michelle Cayabyab
the PNP Child Development and Treasury Manager Mary
Center (PNP-CDC) last Jane Velasquez.
October 13, 2020.
According to Ms. Batac,
The equipment was the computer will be used for
received by School Head the printing of school modules,
Mary Grace Batac and while the camera shall be for
PLT Col. Joel T Ada of the school activities.

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PSMBFI “Handog Tulong”:
Help extended to Taal evacuees

The eruption of Taal Volcano last January 2020 resulted to
spewed ashes across the Calabarzon region and Metro
Manila. Thousands sought shelter in evacuation centers with
the assistance extended by police personnel.

A team from the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. with
Batangas PPO police officers visited five barangays in Batangas
City. They distributed mats, pillows, blankets, and pillow cases to
more than 500 displaced families in Rosario, Ibaan, Panghayaan,
Taysan, and Padre Garcia evacuation centers.

PSMBFI’s Corporate Social Responsibility Program can be
relied upon during calamities, just as Filipinos will always be
resilient and willing to show compassion for others.

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PSMBFI Schedule of Benefit
(For the uniformed PNP personnel)

Philippine National Police MEP Contribution Insurance Coverage Death Benefit KIA Death
Accidental Death Coverage 3,583,102.82
3,199,216.90
PGEN 3,634.29 1,791,551.41 3,583,102.82 2,550,405.62
2,277,139.42
PLTGEN 3,244.92 1,599,608.45 3,199,216.90 2,033,154.92
1,815,316.90
PMGEN 2,586.84 1,275,202.81 2,550,405.62 1,620,815.48
1,472,987.32
PBGEN 2,309.64 1,138,569.71 2,277,139.42 1,292,091.54
1,048,698.58
PCOL 2,062.20 1,016,577.46 2,033,154.92 1,028,142.24
1,007,970.42
PLTCOL 1,841.25 907,658.45 1,815,316.90 988,212.66
949,850.70
PMAJ 1,643.97 810,407.74 1,620,815.48 912,967.60
877,504.22
PCPT 1,494.03 736,493.66 1,472,987.32

PLT 1,310.55 646,045.77 1,292,091.54

PEMS 1,063.68 524,349.29 1,048,698.58

PCMS 1,042.83 514,071.12 1,028,142.24

PSMS 1,022.37 503,985.21 1,007,970.42

PMSgt 1,002.33 494,106.33 988,212.66

PSSgt 963.42 474,925.35 949,850.70

PCPL 926.01 456,483.80 912,967.60

PAT 890.04 438,752.11 877,504.22

Know your insurance coverage

Families of two deceased PNPA
cadets receive insurance benefit

from PSMBFI

The Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) provides
comprehensive education and training programs to the
country’s future leaders. To ensure that the cadets have life
insurance, information drives are regularly conducted by the
Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc.

Last July 2, 2020, the PNPA plebes signified membership with PSMBFI at Camp
Castaneda in Silang, Cavite. It is unfortunate that two cadets died a few days after.

Cadet Fourth Class Kenneth Ross Alvarado suddenly collapsed during an evening
mess formation, and later died due to heat stroke last July 8, 2020. While Cadet Fourth
Class Jiary Jasen Papa died last July 10, 2020 due to electrolyte imbalance or hypokalemia
(low potassium intake).

The cash advance of insurance claim for their beneficiaries were immediately processed
by PSMBFI even without the first premium payment. The checks were turned-over to their
families by the PSMBFI Marketing Manager on July 11, 2020.

The importance of life insurance is realized after the death of a loved one. Though
nothing can replace the value of human life, the PSMBFI insurance benefit will at least aid
them to a new beginning.

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Sulu bombing: The preservation of human dignity is a shared responsibility

An act of terrorism transpired last August 24, 2020 with
two explosion incidents at Jolo, Sulu. According to
reports, the first blast happened along Serrantes Street, Brgy
Walled City Jolo at 12:20 PM. PNP personnel responded and
assisted in the clearing operation.

In the afternoon of the same date, another explosion occurred
adjacent to the site of the first blast which wounded PNP-SAF
personnel PSSg Edmund Beltran, PSSg Regal Lupos, and
PSSg Jimbo Precillas. Inhured also were PCpt John Ryan Doceo,
PSSg Nurdimar Jakiran Majid, and PSSg Allan Ibalin of the Jolo
MPS. Being PSMBFI members, they received the Wounded-in-
Action Benefit from the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc.
This is a monetary benefit given to qualified uniformed members
who sustain major or minor injury during legitimate operations.

However, PSMS Joe Michael Langbis died while being treated
in the hospital due to multiple blast wounds. The cash advance of
insurance claim was received by his beneficiaries at the 5th SAB
Headquarters, Mercedes, Zamboanga City.

The Association understands the challenges which endanger
the lives of law enforcers. Through life insurance, PSMBFI is
extending support to the PNP in fighting terrorism in order to
preserve peace.

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Ang PSMBFI ay humahanga sa inyong ipinamalas na PAT Vincent Dominguez of the Mansalay Municipal Police Station received
kabayanihan upang mapanatili ang pambansang the WIA Benefit check from PMAJ Jefferson P Ison, Admin Officer, PCPT
katahimikan at pangkahusayan. Michael Rivera, OIC Mansalay MPS, PEMS Precy Laguidao, RESPO, PEMS
Romel Derequito, FESPO, RMFB last October 2, 2020.
The PSMBFI Wounded-in-Action (WIA) Benefit is for
members who sustain injury while in the performance of duty.
Those who sustain minor injury receive P20,000 and P50,000 for
major injury.

PCPL Michael Librea and PAT Norman Alvaro of the 403rd BMC, RMFB, MIMAROPA were wounded in an ambush The WIA Benefit was received by Pat
last September 28, 2020 at Sitio Mabaho, Mansalay, Oriental Mindoro. The WIA Benefit was received on October 1, Carl Angelo D Turo on October 9. 2020
2020 from PLTCOL Eunice De Guzman, Deputy RCD, PMAJ Jefferson Ison, Admin Officer, RFSO and PEMS Precy at Camp Marcelo Adduru, Tuguegarao
Laguidao, RESPO. City.

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PSMBFI assistance for members at the
PNP ‘Pulis Makatao, Malasakit’ Center

The Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. has been extending support to the programs of the Philippine National Police.
The PNP, through the Directorate for Police Community Relations (DPCR), launched the ‘Pulis Makatao, Malasakit’ Centers in Camp
Crame and at Police Regional Offices last November 4, 2020. Senator Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go was the Guest of Honor and
Speaker.

The ‘Pulis Makatao, Malasakit’ Center serves as a one-stop shop for the PNP uniformed and NUPs, and their dependents who
shall seek assistance on medical services, education, housing, livelihood, retirement claims, and other social concerns. PSMBFI
representatives attended the launching of the activity.

At present, the Pulis-Makatao one-stop shop initiative is on the roll. PNP personnel and their dependents are trooping the Centers
for assistance. A PSMBFI Assistance Desk is also available to respond to members’ concerns pertaining to insurance and living benefits.
Those with queries on their insurance coverage or would need to update their beneficiaries may approach the PSMBFI Assistance Desk.

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10 computer sets turned-over for the PNP-RSS
The Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. (PSMBFI) turned-over ten (10) sets of computers for the PNP Recruitment and

Selection Service (RSS) last November 20, 2020.

These were received by PCOL Maria Leonora Camarao and PCOL Rhodora Maylas from PSMBFI representatives OIC, VP for
Corporate Services Milan Rochelle Bernardo, OIC, VP for Operations Michelle Cayabyab, Chief Legal Officer Atty Rizalina Lumbera,
the Marketing Manager and Administration Department Supervisor.

PSMBFI is supportive of the PNP RSS, which manages the recruitment and selection process of the Philippine National Police.

PSMBFI holds annual General Membership Meeting and Election 2020

This year’s annual General The current developments of PSMBFI,
Membership Meeting and Election the status of operations, plans, and
(GMME) was differently conducted programs were reported to the members
from the previous years. The activity by President Mario A Avenido. While
held on August 14, 2020 utilized the registration, nomination, and election of
Zoom Virtual Conference and members the new set of Board of Trustees for FY
were able to witness the proceedings 2020-2021 were done online.
online via Facebook Live.
The GMME is an important
Leading the activity was the PNP Chief activity for PSMBFI members to
and PSMBFI Chairman PGEN Archie exercise their right to elect the
Francisco F Gamboa. It was virtually new Trustees who shall ensure that
attended by members, PNP Offices and the business, property, funds, and
Top PNCOs, and representatives from affairs of the Association are well
partner agencies. taken care of.

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Raffle Draw

The Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc, held the raffle draw for the “Car-Swerte Ka sa PSMBFI” last January 31, 2020.
This was held in the presence of a representative from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). Top PNCOs of various
PNP Offices were present to help draw the winners. Members were able to witness the activity as it was shown live over the
PSMBFI Facebook page.

The raffle was PSMBFI’s way of thanking members for patronizing the credit facilities. Prizes were one (1) Toyota Vios, five (5) Honda
XRM motorcycles, and ten (10) Samsung Galaxy A20 cellular phones.

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1 WINNER OF TOYOTA VIOS 1.3 XE (A/T)
PCPL Sarail Hamid Mammah (BAR)

to the winners of the “Car-Swerte Ka
sa PSMBFI” Raffle Draw

5 WINNERS OF HONDA XRM 125 MOTORCYCLE 10 WINNERS OF
SAMSUNG GALAXY A20 SMART PHONE
1. PMSG Radzma Saidie Jamsuri (BAR)
2. PCMS Arden Garzon Lanaza (R12) 1. PCPL Beniven Marapoc Anino (R13)
3. PSSG Christian Agustin Danao (R2) 2. PCPT Alberto Clet Bartolome (BAR)
4. PAT Carlos De Guzman Salviejo Jr (R3) 3. PCMS Jofree Malasador Lontiong (R11)
5. PSSG Marisol Ruz De Guzman (NCRPO) 4. PMAJ West Esmane Edquila (CRIME LAB, R6)
5. PSSG Fitchgerald John B. Bacongallo (R6)
6. PLTCOL David Gabino Dulnuan (R1)
7. PSSG Jershon Bryan B. Gapay (CRIME LAB)
8. PCMS Ronald Aborje Perdon (COR)
9. PCMS Alexander Balanoba Calma (R10)
10. PSMS Randy Tarnate Caballero (MARITIME)

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PSMBFI REMINDERS

PLEASE UPDATE YOUR BENEFICIARIES

PSMBFI members are advised to update their beneficiaries at any of our PSMBFI offices. It is very important for
members to make sure that the information of his/her beneficiaries are updated. This will make it easier for family
members to file their claim and immediately receive the benefit in any eventuality. Beneficiaries are the persons
which the insured has designated to receive the insurance proceeds in the event of death.

Documentary Accident Disability
Requirements
Benefit:
Death Benefit:
• Claims Application Form
• Claims Application Form • Spot Report or Investigation Report
• Investigation Report or Spot Report • Photo showing the affected parts
• Death Certificate (Certified True Copy from the Civil
and the whole body
Registrar) • Photocopy of Latest Payslip
• Certificate of Last Payment and Updated Service • Service Record with Duty Status
• Photocopy of PNP ID (back-to-back)
Record
• Birth Certificates of Children (designated) with 3 specimen signatures
• Photocopy of Claimants’ valid ID with 3 specimen
Wounded-In-Action
signatures
Additional documents (on a case-to-case basis): Benefit:

• Marriage Contract with Advisory on Marriage • Claims Application Form
(original copy with official receipt) • Letter Request of member/claimant
• Latest Medical Certificate
• Birth Certificate of Insured (if single) with • Photocopy of PNP ID (back-to-back)
CENOMAR
with 3 specimen signatures
• Certificate of Legal Dependent(s) • Spot Report or Investigation Report
• Affidavit of Guardianship • Certificate of Wounded-in-Action
• Other documents to address a pending issue
from unit
Refund of Equity Value
Accident Hospitalization Benefit:
• Application Form
• Personal Letter Request for • Claims Notification Form
• Spot Report or Investigation
Termination
• Photocopy of Retirement Order Report
• Photocopy of Latest Payslip • Latest Medical Certificate
• Photocopy of Certificate of • Medical Abstract
• Statement of Account from the
Last Payment
• Photocopy of Service Record hospital
• Photocopy of PNP ID (back-to-back) with 3 specimen • Photocopy of Latest Payslip
signatures • Photocopy of PNP ID (back-to-back) with 3 specimen
signatures

ADVISORY TO MEMBERS

Notice is hereby given that the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. (PSMBFI) does not, in any way, authorize any person or
agent/ fixer to process the loan applications of its members outside the premises of its offices.

PSMBFI extends FREE services and does not accept payment in consideration for the processing of loan applications and other
basic services.

Hence, members are advised to file their loan applications and bring their other concerns only with authorized employees (with
valid company ID) or to proceed directly to its Main Office or Regional Extension Offices.

PSMBFI will not be liable for any loss incurred by members which resulted from their transactions with unauthorized persons, fixers,
and loan scammers claiming to be connected with PSMBFI.

Thank you.

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PSMBFI Offices PRO 12

PRO 1 PRO 4B (MIMAROPA) PRO 8 Police Regional Head
Office 12
Camp BG Oscar Florendo Camp Gen Efigenio Camp Sec Ruperto
Parian, San Fernando City, Navarro Kangleon Brgy. Tambler,
La Union General Santos City
Tel. Nos. (072) 607-1840 Calapan City, PC Hills, Palo, Leyte Tel. Nos. +63 968-851-2417
+63 945-493-9583 Oriental Mindoro Tel. Nos. (053) 832-4443
+63 968-851-4971 Tel. Nos. (043) 441-6055 +63 968-851-9036 PRO CARAGA
+63 917-610-9780
PRO 2 +63 917-851-9685 PRO 9 Camp Rafael C Rodriguez
Libertad, Butuan City
Camp Gen Marcelo A PRO 5 Camp Col Romeo Abendan Tel. Nos. (085) 226-0129
Adduru Mercedes, Zamboanga +63 917-571-7722
Camp Gen Simeon A Ola City +63 929-389-3127
Alimanao, Tuguegarao Legazpi City, Albay Tel. No. +63 977-315-0424
City, Cagayan Tel. Nos. (052) 820-6027 +63 917-100-1068 PRO BAR
Tel. No. +63 919--098-1942 +63 916-560-5717 +63 917-132-1761
Camp BG Salipada
PRO 3 PRO 6 PRO 10 Pendatun

Camp Capt Julian Olivas Camp Gen Martin Delgado Camp 1Lt Vicente G Alagar Parang, Maguindanao
San Fernando, Pampanga Fort San Pedro, Iloilo City Cagayan de Oro City Tel. No. +63 917-302-1677
Tel. No. (045) 435-1978 Tel. Nos. (033) 335-0137 Tel. Nos. (088) 850-3204
+63 915-952-9453 +63 927-995-4544 +63 917-985-4558 PRO COR
+63 908-814-9362 +63 917-132-8658
PRO 7 Camp Gov Bado Dangwa
PRO 4A (CALABARZON) PRO 11 La Trinidad, Benguet
Camp President Sergio Tel. Nos. (074) 422-8154
Camp Gen Vicente Lim Osmeña Sr. Camp Quintin M Merecido +63 927-585-1344
Calamba City, Laguna NEKZS Bldg II, FIL-AM
Tel. Nos. (049) 306-0453 Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Friendship Highway NCRPO
+63 919-098-9126 Tel. Nos. (032) 415-5530 Catitipan, Brgy. Communal,
(032) 256-1140 Davao City Camp Bagong Diwa
+63 922-287-3198 Tel. Nos. (082) 234-9311 Taguig, Metro Manila
+63 917-304-7221 +63 915-341-3827 Tel. No. (02) 8-838-4891
+63 917-147-8949 +63 917-116-7192 +63 968-851-0643
+63 968-851-0644
+63 968-851-0646

PSMBFI Main Office

318-320 Santolan Road cor. 1st and 2nd West Streets,
Brgy. West Crame,San Juan City, Metro Manila

Tel Nos.: (02) 8725-1635 • (02) 8726-1675

Customer Service Hotline:
+63 917-8665872
+63 919-0616149

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