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A lighter way to give bigger gifts this Christmas

A lighter way to give bigger gifts this Christmas
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Choosing the right gift often becomes a cycle of familiar items like mugs, socks, or scented candles. This year, Home Credit Philippines offers a different path by making bigger, more memorable presents possible for holiday shoppers working within a budget.

The Great Double Zero Festival of Home Credit Philippines, known as the country’s leading consumer finance company, opens the door to gifting that goes beyond the usual. The program allows customers to bring home gadgets, appliances, or laptops with zero downpayment, 0 percent interest, and flexible installments of up to 24 months. The idea is simple. Shoppers can give more meaningful gifts for as low as P20 a day without overwhelming their holiday spending.

The festival highlights a wide selection of items that match different lifestyles and household needs.

Families looking to refresh their homes can choose from appliances available for as low as P749 per month or P25 per day. Options range from the Condura 8.2cu ft Inverter Refrigerator, which can be purchased for as low as P25 per day or P749 per month for 18 months with a retail price of P18,601, to the Devant 55-inch 4K UHD Smart TV, offered for as low as P30 per day or P909 per month for 18 months at P22,313.

Also available is the Panasonic 8.6cu ft Inverter Two Door Refrigerator for as low as P28 per day or P839 per month for 18 months, retailing at P20,600.

Gift options for tech lovers are also available at accessible monthly rates. Shoppers can find gadgets for as low as P599 per month or P20 per day.

Among the choices is the Vivo V50 Lite 4G, which can be purchased for as low as P20 per day or P599 per month for 18 months at P13,999. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 is available for as low as P26 per day or P769 per month for 9 months with a retail price of P9,499. For those who need a tablet for work or entertainment, the Honor Pad 9 With Keyboard is offered for as low as P26 per day or P769 per month for 18 months at P17,999.

The festival also caters to students and young professionals who need reliable laptops for everyday productivity. These options are available starting at P1,499 per month or P50 per day. The Acer Aspire Lite is priced for as low as P50 per day or P1,499 per month for 18 months at P36,999. The Asus TUF A15 is offered for as low as P62 per day or P1,869 per month for 18 months with a retail price of P45,999. Those who need a more powerful device can consider the Lenovo LOQ, offered for P79 per day or P2,359 per month for 18 months at P57,995.

Shoppers have until 31 December 2025 to explore these offers and find the right gifts for family and friends. Applying for a loan requires only one valid ID, with approval possible in as fast as one minute depending on eligibility. Assistance is available through more than 18,000 Home Credit partner stores nationwide.

Customers who prefer preparing ahead can also use the Home Credit App through Google Play, the App Store, or Huawei AppGallery for pre-approval before heading to stores.

Home Credit Philippines notes that its goal for the season is to make gift-giving more exciting and accessible for every Filipino. The company encourages customers to check Shoppingmall.ph for available products and store locations. Updates are also available on its website, www.homecredit.ph, and through its Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok accounts.

Home Credit Philippines is a financing company licensed and supervised by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
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