Julia Barretto and Maris Racal
are back — and this time, they're pushing the idea of getting more from your
money even further.
In their last Maya video, the
two showed what it looks like when your savings earns interest daily. This
time, they've turned their attention to everyday spending, with a new face-off
over something they're both determined to claim.
What the New Video Is About
The two go head-to-head over 1%
cashback on purchases made with the Maya Card, treating it as something neither
one is willing to give up. The result is an entertaining, over-the-top showdown
built on a fairly simple idea: if there's value sitting in money you're already
spending, why leave it on the table?
That mindset lands close to
home for a lot of Filipinos right now. People want more out of their money, and
are increasingly conscious of where it actually goes and what they get back —
comparing prices, waiting for sales, hunting for deals, and finding ways to
stretch everyday spending further.
Cashback taps into that exact
instinct, and Julia and Maris take it to an entertaining extreme. Watch how far
they'll go to claim their cashback: youtu.be/8wUazyPfWVk.
How to Actually Claim Yours
Claiming cashback in real life
is a lot simpler than the video makes it look. Get 1% cashback on all in-store
or online purchases in the Philippines when you use your Maya Card — whether
that's your morning coffee, weekly groceries, dining out, shopping, or your
latest online checkout.
Julia and Maris may be fighting
over what's “MINE,” but when your everyday spending can hand something back to
you, there's no real reason to leave yours behind.
So however you choose to spend, make that cashback MINE
with your Maya Card.
Learn More
Visit maya.ph/mine and
follow @makeyourmoneymaya on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok to stay
updated. Maya Philippines, Inc. and Maya Bank, Inc. are regulated by the Bangko
Sentral ng Pilipinas (www.bsp.gov.ph).
Deposits are insured by PDIC up to ₱1 million per depositor.
About Maya
Maya is the #1 Fintech
Ecosystem in the Philippines, with Maya, the #1 Digital Bank, and Maya
Business, the #1 Omni-Channel Payment Processor. Maya Bank is a digital bank
regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), with deposits insured by
the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) up to ₱1 million per
depositor.
To learn more about Maya, check
out maya.ph and mayabank.ph.
Follow Maya at @makeyourmoneymaya on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok,
and @mayaofficialph on Twitter.
For more information: Nick Wilwayco, Head of Public Affairs
and Communications, Maya — nick.wilwayco@maya.ph
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