First and largest Filipino life insurer InLife and Seafaring Family International (SeaFam) has entered into a strategic partnership to strengthen financial education and access to protection solutions for the Filipino seafaring community.
The collaboration brings together InLife’s financial expertise and SeaFam’s strong community network to deliver financial literacy initiatives, guidance sessions, and access to insurance solutions designed to support the long-term well-being of seafarers’ families. The partnership also includes complimentary coverage for select eligible SeaFam members through InLife’s digital insurance platform.
“At InLife, our purpose is to provide a Lifetime for Good by helping Filipinos build security for today and the years ahead. Through our partnership with SeaFam, we extend that commitment to a sector vital to the global workforce, ensuring that seafarers and their families have access to knowledge and protection they deserve,” said InLife President and CEO Raoul Antonio E. Littaua.
SeaFam Chairperson Arianne Rocha highlighted the importance of supporting families who remain onshore while their loved ones work at sea.
“Many Filipino families live in a cycle where each generation carries the weight of the next. When something unexpected happens, the emotional burden is often matched by financial uncertainty. At SeaFam, we believe empowerment begins with preparation: protecting not just income, but dignity, stability, and the family’s future. This partnership with InLife allows us to give families a better chance to prepare before life’s uncertainties happen,” said Rocha.
The partnership forms part of InLife@Work, InLife’s financial wellness program that brings education and protection closer to communities and workplaces.
“Through InLife@Work, we make financial wellness accessible and relevant to everyday Filipinos. By working with SeaFam, we are able to reach families where guidance is most needed and help them take meaningful steps toward financial security,” said InLife@Work Head and Chief Risk Officer Efren C. Caringal Jr.
