Manulife's latest study titled, "The Modern Filipino Family: Exploring family dynamics and digitalization amid the new normal," aims to understand how digitalization impacts relationships and family life, while learning to live with COVID-19. Have Filipinos settled in new routines and behaviors brought by a hyper-digitalized world? How has modern technology affected relationships and social interactions?
The study found that Filipino parents and children across generations have found different ways to cope with the digitalization of everyday life. While remaining engaged with each other, their attitudes have shifted. Weighing in both the positive and negative effects of a digital-by-default lifestyle, they also developed a stronger desire to pursue new passions, live a healthier life, secure life protection, and achieve financial freedom.
Adjusting to the new normal: Parents find ways to flourish, while children experience struggles
Well-being is better
Stress levels are lower
More work-life balance for Filipino parents
Gen XY parents find ways to flourish
Gen Z Kids experience struggles
Amid a hyper-digital world, parents approve responsible use of personal data
The Filipino home has become an all-in-one hub for digital activities
For most Filipinos surveyed, it's acceptable to use their personal data if it will help:
Filipinos seek more digitally enabled insurance and investments to secure protection
Top reasons to buy insurance online across generation segments
Investing in insurance
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