フィリピン監査委員会（COA）の報告によると、2025年の公務員報酬ランキングで、フィリピン中央銀行（BSP）のエリ・レモロナ・ジュニア総裁が純報酬5,275万6,000ペソで首位に立った。
監査委員会の2025年度給与・手当報告書によると、レモロナ総裁の純報酬は2024年の4,797万ペソ、2023年の3,546万ペソから増加した。報酬の内訳は、基本給が1,200万ペソ、手当が1,802万ペソ、ボーナスや福利厚生が2,167万ペソとなっている。フィリピン中央銀行の他の14人の役員もトップ20にランクインしており、エルモア・カプレ副総裁が3,601万5,000ペソ、ジョニー・ノエ・ラバロ上級副総裁が3,058万8,000ペソを受け取っている。レモロナ総裁が理事を務める他の10の政府系企業からの報酬はゼロであり、すべての報酬は中央銀行から支払われている。
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Senator Gerardo Fernández Noroña defended his son Kin Yael Villafaña Morán's job and pay at the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), calling accusations a 'vile campaign'. The controversy erupted after taunts from Luis Felipe Calderón Zavala on social media about alleged nepotistic promotion. Patrimonial declarations show the son reported over one million pesos in net income in 2024.
President Claudia Sheinbaum revealed she will send Congress an initiative to eliminate million-peso pensions for former high-ranking officials in entities like Pemex and CFE. The proposed cap is half the presidential salary, around 70,000 pesos monthly. The savings, estimated at 5 billion pesos, will go to Bienestar programs.
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Manases Carpio, husband of Vice President Sara Duterte, plans to file criminal complaints today against Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Eli Remolona Jr., Anti-Money Laundering Council Executive Director Ronel Buenaventura, and several lawmakers for allegedly disclosing confidential bank records. The charges include violations of the Anti-Money Laundering Act, Bank Secrecy Law, and Data Privacy Act. This follows the AMLC's revelation of transactions worth P6.77 billion linked to the couple from 2006 to 2025.
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced plans to eliminate millionaire pensions for former officials, including that of José Ángel Gurría, who receives 120,000 pesos monthly from Nafin. The initiative aims to set a cap of around 70,000 pesos, equivalent to 50% of the presidential salary. This reform will be presented in the coming days and will affect trust officials, excluding the Armed Forces.
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Following Minister Flávio Dino's February monocratic suspension of certain extra payments—which drew support from retirees and entities but opposition from courts like TJ-SP—Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) on March 25 approved Dino's transitional rules capping 'penduricalhos' at 35% of the R$ 46,366.19 constitutional subsidy for judiciary and public prosecutors, until national legislation. The decision bans perks like 'auxílio-peru' and projects R$ 7.3 billion in annual savings.