of the proposed bill lists down the Maharlika Investment Fund’s exemptions and privileges, including being tax- exempt and immunities from the Government-owned or controlled corporations governance Act of 2011.
“Gayong nakapataw ang mga batas na ito ay malaganap na ang pangungurakot sa kabang bayan, ano na lamang ang mangyayari sa pensyon namin kung wala ang mga proteksyong iyan?” asked Bernardo. Bernardo added that public school teachers are the biggest GSIS contributors as government employees, and the teaching solon will reject and fight the proposed law.
“Hindi kami papayag na mangyari ito, tututulan at lalabanan namin ang Maharlika Investment Funds hanggang tuluyang maibasura at madurog ang masamang planong ito,” said Bernardo
I hope the inquirer would report on the proposed bill, report the details and possible contoversies, rather than just publish quotes from those opposed to it. Otherwise, they only provide partisan coverage while embarrasingly protecting their behind.
pranb d nmn teachers ang mga nagwewelga..bayararn?lol
Matagal ng nasa investment ang pondo ng GSIS at SSS dahil yan ang bumubuhay sa kanila at nagbibigay ng pondo para mga retiradong miyembro na magkaroon ng pension.
Why not engage in dialogue about the low points of the bill instead? The aim is to make our retirees have more monthly pension for a more dignified life. Have at least the decency to propose a better plan in order to achieve a better pension for our retiring countrymen
Wala naman bago sa inyo ACT, kontra lagi para madaling magrecruit? Hmmmm...
JMangaluzINQ yung pension fund na lang ng mga BBM supporters ang ilagay nyo sa maharlika fund! wag nyong isama yung fund ng mga hindi bomoto sa kurakot na ito!
JMangaluzINQ MarcosResign
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