Early grind, unclear finish: Cebu's Gen Zs & the retirement gap

CEBU CITY, Philippines — At 22, Katrina Jane Segarra is already four years into the workforce, earning between P30,000 and P40,000 a month as a virtual assistant. Much of her income goes toward daily essentials —utilities, groceries, and household needs—reflecting a level of financial responsibility uncommon for her age. But when it comes to retirement, […]... Keep on reading: Early grind, unclear finish: Cebu's Gen Zs & the retirement gap

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