A GROUP of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) based in Saudi Arabia have learned their lessons the hard way on how to properly invest their hard-earned money after being duped into investing some P100 million in what appears to be a high-yield investment but turned out to be a fraudulent scheme.
Bernard Olalia, Labor and Employment undersecretary and Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) officer-in-charge, called on millions of migrant Filipino workers to be cautious in dealing with persons or group of persons that offered “high-yielding” investments.
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