How To: Pay Your Philam Life Premium With BPI Expressonline
Getting your child a college educational plan with insurance
tie up is a no-brainer decision even in this time of free tertiary
education. Instead of being a restraint
on your budget, doing so would actually help you in managing your finances. Think of it as paying it now while you have
the means and time to do so, as opposed to scrambling in the future when you
already need it. Plus, since the premium
is already on your budget and accounted for, any surplus can be considered as
shopping money.
I got our kid’s plan with Philam Life, as I believe that
they’re the best partner for my family considering what I need and what the
company can provide.
Paying your premiums is very easy especially if you’re an
existing BPI Expressonline user. Make
sure you have your policy number and mobile phone with you, and follow these
easy steps:
·
Enrolling your Philam Life Policy to BPI
Expressonline
2.
On the top most menu, choose Payments &
Reloading >>
Bills Payment >>
Enroll All Other Bills
3.
From the list of merchants, pick PHILAM LIFE (PLIFE)
4.
Input your Policy number and Security answer on
the space provided.
5.
Click Submit.
Recently, BPI added another layer of security by adding an
OTP during bills enrollment. Make sure
that your mobile number is updated to receive the 6-digit OTP number.
6.
Click the button ‘Send OTP via SMS …’
7.
Input the OTP number on the space provided and
click Continue.
That’s the 1st part. You’ll receive a notification that your
enrollment is successful and you can now pay your premium.
·
Paying your policy premium
1.
From the top menu choose Payments &
Reloading >>
Pay Bills Today
2.
Choose the PLIFE merchant you’ve enrolled.
3.
Enter the premium amount on the space provided.
4.
Choose which account would be debited for your
payment.
5.
Click Submit.
And you’re done.
You’ve paid your premium on time and with no hassle. A neat trick I do is renaming my bills list
with BPI Expressonline. It makes it
simpler to identify which electric bill, mobile bill or policy number I’m
paying and avoids double payment. To know how, follow this link.
Caveat, this is not a paid post and I’m in no way affiliated
with Philam Life. But, should you have
further questions or comments or would like to know more, hit me up with a
comment and I’ll answer them to the best of my ability.
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