Julia Barretto and Maris Racal are back—and this time, they’re taking the idea of getting more from your money to a whole new level.
In their previous Maya video, the two showed viewers what it feels like when your savings earns interest daily. Now, they’re shifting the spotlight to everyday spending, with another hilarious face-off over something they both refuse to give up.
This time, Julia and Maris go head-to-head for 1% cashback when you pay with your Maya Card, turning everyday cashback into something neither star is willing to surrender. The result is an all-out, wildly entertaining showdown built around one simple idea: if there’s value to be claimed from money you’re already spending, why leave it behind?
It’s a mindset that feels especially relevant today. Filipinos want more out of their money, and they’re becoming more conscious of where it goes and what they get in return—whether that means comparing prices, waiting for sales, hunting for deals, or finding smarter ways to stretch everyday spending.
Cashback taps into that same instinct—and Julia and Maris take it to an entertaining extreme.
See just how far they’ll go to claim their cashback here:
Watch the Maya video on YouTube
Make Your Everyday Spending Give Something Back
Claiming your cashback can be much easier than Julia and Maris make it look.
Get 1% cashback on all in-store or online purchases in the Philippines when you use your Maya Card—from your morning coffee and weekly groceries to dining out, shopping, and your latest online checkout.
Julia and Maris may be fighting over what’s “MINE,” but when your everyday spending can give you something back, there’s no reason to leave yours behind.
So, however you choose to spend, make that cashback MINE with your Maya Card.
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.
