Home Credit makes life easier during the back-to-school season with interest as low as 0% and zero down payment on learning devices
As Filipino families gear up for another school year, preparing students for success goes beyond buying notebooks and uniforms. Laptops, smartphones, and tablets have become essential learning tools, helping students attend online classes, complete assignments, conduct research, and stay connected throughout the academic year.
Recognizing the growing importance of these digital essentials, Home Credit Philippines is making back-to-school shopping easier with flexible financing options that allow families to invest in their children’s education without putting added pressure on their budgets.
Affordable Back-to-School Deals Until July 31
Until July 31, 2026, customers can take advantage of Home Credit’s special back-to-school promotions, featuring as low as 0% interest and zero down payment on select learning devices.
With installment plans starting at just ₱27 per day, students and parents can choose from a wide selection of laptops, smartphones, and tablets designed to support learning both inside and outside the classroom. Whether replacing an outdated device or purchasing a student’s very first gadget, Home Credit makes upgrading more affordable than ever.
Fast, Easy, and Accessible Financing
Families can enjoy these exclusive offers at more than 18,000 Home Credit partner stores nationwide, making quality learning devices more accessible wherever they are.
Applying is quick and hassle-free. Customers only need one valid ID, with approvals possible in as little as one minute, allowing them to bring home their chosen device without lengthy paperwork.
For even greater convenience, customers can download the Home Credit App, available on Google Play, the Apple App Store, and Huawei AppGallery, to receive pre-approval and browse personalized offers that match their budget and financing needs.
Top Learning Devices for the New School Year
Home Credit offers financing on a wide selection of gadgets suited for every type of student, from elementary learners to college students pursuing specialized courses.
Acer Aspire Lite AL15-41P-R16X Laptop (AMD Ryzen 7, 512GB, Silver)
Perfect for online classes, research, presentations, and everyday school tasks, this reliable laptop is available for as low as ₱1,024 per month, or approximately ₱34 per day, with installment terms of up to 24 months.
HP Victus 15-fb3132AX Gaming Laptop (AMD Ryzen 7 7445H, 512GB, Mica Silver)
Designed for students taking programming, multimedia, engineering, design, or content creation courses, this high-performance laptop can be financed for as low as ₱1,707 per month, or about ₱57 per day, for up to 24 months.
HONOR X9d 5G (256GB/12GB, Reddish Brown)
Ideal for educational apps, digital learning, communication, and everyday productivity, this smartphone is available through Home Credit for as low as ₱812 per month, or around ₱27 per day, for up to 18 months.
Huawei MatePad 11.5-inch S PaperMatte Edition Wi-Fi (256GB/8GB, Space Grey)
Perfect for digital note-taking, reading e-books, attending virtual classes, and multitasking, this tablet is available for as low as ₱1,154 per month, or roughly ₱38 per day, with installment options of up to 18 months.
Invest in Learning with Confidence
As technology continues to play a vital role in education, having the right device can make a meaningful difference in every student’s learning experience. Through flexible financing and accessible payment options, Home Credit empowers Filipino families to equip students with the tools they need to thrive in school while managing expenses with confidence.
Families can visit any participating Home Credit partner store nationwide to explore the latest back-to-school offers and discover financing solutions tailored to their needs.
For more information and the latest promotions, visit the official Home Credit Philippines website or follow its official Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok pages.
Home Credit Philippines is a financing company duly licensed and supervised by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
