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Thursday, November 26, 2020

SSS, Magbibigay na ng 13th Month Pension | Schedule ng Releasing Alamin!






MANILA, Philippines — SA mga pensioners ng Social Security System o SSS na matagal nang nagtatanong kung kailan ibibigay ang 13th month pension ngayong Disyembre, may inilabas na na schedule ang SSS kung kailan makukuha ang inyong mga 13th month pay at montly pension para sa buwan ng Disyembre.

Sa infographics na inilabas ng SSS sa kanilang official Facebook Page na Philippine Social Security System o SSS, kinumperma ng ahensiya na simula Disyembre 1, matatanggap na ng mga pensioners ang kanilang December at 13th month pension.

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Ayon kay SSS president at chief executive officer Aurora Ignacio pinoproseso na ang paglilipat ng pondo sa Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP).

“Ililipat na po namin sa DBP by today or tomorrow ‘yung pondo para maibigay na nila sa mga bangko at maging withdrawable na siya on December 1,”

“So 13th month and December pension will be on December 1 tapos po ‘yung second batch ng pensioners will receive ‘yung kanilang December pension ng December 16.” ang pahayag ni Ignacio.


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Una nang tiniyak SSS na makakatanggap ng kanilang pensioners ang 13th month pay sa unang ng Disyembre.

Samantala, may aasahan din na cash gift ang mga pensioners ng Government Service Insurance System o GSIS sa darating na unang linggo din ng Disyembre.

Sabi ni GSIS Executive Vice President Nora Malubay, aabot sa mahigit kalahating milyon ang mga pensiyonado ng ahensiya.

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Thursday, May 23, 2019

Member Ka ba ng Pag-IBIG? Pwede Kang Magloan ng Cash sa Kanila!

Enrollment is just around the corner and every parent can relate to the pressure of where to find enough money to get your children enrolled on time. Many will resort to availing loans from friends or financial institutions just to make sure that their beloved kids could make it for the next school year.
Enrollment is just around the corner and every parent can relate to the pressure of where to find enough money to get your children enrolled on time. Many will resort to availing loans from friends or financial institutions just to make sure that their beloved kids could make it for the next school year. Ads For George Gaquing, he always finds a solution during enrollment season by availing a multi-purpose loan from Home Development Mutual Fund commonly known as Pag-IBIG fund. For him, it is a great help for the tuition fee of his three children. "At least 'yon may mapagkukunan kami sa Pag-IBIG, 'yong hulog ko sa Pag-IBIG every 6 months, laging nilalaan 'yon sa enrollment ng mga anak ko," ani Gaquing. In the Pag-IBIG multi-purpose loan, you can get an equivalent of 80 percent of your total contribution provided that a member has already completed 24 months or 2 years of contributions As an example, if you already contributed P50,000 within the previous years you can avail 80 percent of which will amount to P40,000. The loan is renewable and you can avail it again after six months. You can also avail of the loan not only for tuition fee purposes but also for various use jus like what Khay Gutierrez did. She availed the loan from Pag-IBIG for recreational purposes. Pag-IBIG Fund president at chief executive officer Acmad Moti urged the members to increase their savings rate for them to avail much bigger loans in the future. Ads Sponsored Links Aside from Pag-IBIG Fund, you can also avail of loans for the purpose of using it for tuition fees, emergency funds or even for travels from the Social Security System (SSS) and Government Service Insurance System (GSIS). SSS gives P16,000 up to P32,000 salary loan. You may need to pay the loan for 1 year and settle half of your loan amount before you can avail of another loan. GSIS has consolidated loan whereas if the member has already completed 20 months of contributions, they may already avail of a loan equivalent to their 3 months of salary amount. As years of service in the government increase, same goes with the loanable amount from GSIS. completion of 25 years of contribution will entitle the worker to loan an equivalent of his/her 14 months salary amount.

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For George Gaquing, he always finds a solution during enrollment season by availing a multi-purpose loan from Home Development Mutual Fund commonly known as Pag-IBIG fund.
For him, it is a great help for the tuition fee of his three children.

"At least 'yon may mapagkukunan kami sa Pag-IBIG, 'yong hulog ko sa Pag-IBIG every 6 months, laging nilalaan 'yon sa enrollment ng mga anak ko," ani Gaquing.

In the Pag-IBIG multi-purpose loan, you can get an equivalent of 80 percent of your total contribution provided that a member has already completed 24 months or 2 years of contributions

As an example, if you already contributed P50,000 within the previous years you can avail 80 percent of which will amount to P40,000.
Enrollment is just around the corner and every parent can relate to the pressure of where to find enough money to get your children enrolled on time. Many will resort to availing loans from friends or financial institutions just to make sure that their beloved kids could make it for the next school year. Ads For George Gaquing, he always finds a solution during enrollment season by availing a multi-purpose loan from Home Development Mutual Fund commonly known as Pag-IBIG fund. For him, it is a great help for the tuition fee of his three children. "At least 'yon may mapagkukunan kami sa Pag-IBIG, 'yong hulog ko sa Pag-IBIG every 6 months, laging nilalaan 'yon sa enrollment ng mga anak ko," ani Gaquing. In the Pag-IBIG multi-purpose loan, you can get an equivalent of 80 percent of your total contribution provided that a member has already completed 24 months or 2 years of contributions As an example, if you already contributed P50,000 within the previous years you can avail 80 percent of which will amount to P40,000. The loan is renewable and you can avail it again after six months. You can also avail of the loan not only for tuition fee purposes but also for various use jus like what Khay Gutierrez did. She availed the loan from Pag-IBIG for recreational purposes. Pag-IBIG Fund president at chief executive officer Acmad Moti urged the members to increase their savings rate for them to avail much bigger loans in the future. Ads Sponsored Links Aside from Pag-IBIG Fund, you can also avail of loans for the purpose of using it for tuition fees, emergency funds or even for travels from the Social Security System (SSS) and Government Service Insurance System (GSIS). SSS gives P16,000 up to P32,000 salary loan. You may need to pay the loan for 1 year and settle half of your loan amount before you can avail of another loan. GSIS has consolidated loan whereas if the member has already completed 20 months of contributions, they may already avail of a loan equivalent to their 3 months of salary amount. As years of service in the government increase, same goes with the loanable amount from GSIS. completion of 25 years of contribution will entitle the worker to loan an equivalent of his/her 14 months salary amount.
The loan is renewable and you can avail it again after six months.

You can also avail of the loan not only for tuition fee purposes but also for various use jus like what Khay Gutierrez did. She availed the loan from Pag-IBIG for recreational purposes.Pag-IBIG Fund president at chief executive officer Acmad Moti urged the members to increase their savings rate for them to avail much bigger loans in the future.
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Aside from Pag-IBIG Fund, you can also avail of loans for the purpose of using it for tuition fees, emergency funds or even for travels from the Social Security System (SSS) and Government Service Insurance System (GSIS).

SSS gives P16,000 up to P32,000 salary loan. You may need to pay the loan for 1 year and settle half of your loan amount before you can avail of another loan. 

GSIS has consolidated loan whereas if the member has already completed 20 months of contributions, they may already avail of a loan equivalent to their 3 months of salary amount.
As years of service in the government increase, same goes with the loanable amount from GSIS. Completion of 25 years of contribution will entitle the worker to loan an equivalent of his/her 14 months salary amount.
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Monday, June 11, 2018

What Sort Of Help Senior Citizens Could Get From The Government?

As humans, everybody ages and become weak. As old age often associated with health issues like slowing metabolism, deteriorating immune system and other illnesses like diabetes, hypertension, arthritis among others, people at their retirement age also known as senior citizens need help especially on their medical needs. Even Filipinos who work overseas (OFW) will also eventually come to their retirement and head home for good.
The Philippine government has provided services for the senior citizens in forms of privileges and cash assistance through SSS, GSIS, Philhealth etc.
What sort of help could our senior citizens get from the government and how to claim it?
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As humans, everybody ages and become weak. As old age often associated with health issues like slowing metabolism, deteriorating immune system and other illnesses like diabetes, hypertension, arthritis among others, people at their retirement age also known as senior citizens need help especially on their medical needs. Even Filipinos who work overseas (OFW) will also eventually come to their retirement and head home for good. The Philippine government has provided services for the senior citizens in forms of privileges and cash assistance through SSS, GSIS, Philhealth etc. What sort of help could our senior citizens get from the government and how to claim it? Advertisement Sponsored Links According to Attorney Romulo Macalintal, a senior citizens right advocate, all senior citizens are automatically considered as a Philhealth member under the law even without being registered. It means that those who are 60 years old and above can enjoy privileges and discounts from Philhealth like the regular members enjoy. Although they can avail these privileges just by showing a government-issued identification card such as SSS, TIN, passport, drivers license etc provided that the name photo and birth date appear in the card, it is also better that the senior citizens should also register at the agency to avail hospitalization benefits and their 20% discount on medicine. The premium contributions of the Senior Citizen will be provided by the government from the proceeds of the Sin Tax Law or Republic Act No. 10351. Also Read:Things you need to know about Senior Citizen benefits How can the Senior Citizens Avail this benefit? In hospitals with installed HCI Portal, Senior Citizens only need to present their senior citizen card, MDR or any accepted proof of identity and age. The Hospital shall print a PhilHealth Benefit Eligibility Form (PBEF). A PBEF that says “YES” means that the patient is entitled to the benefits and shall serve as a basis for automatic deduction. In case the hospital has no HCI portal installed, or the PBEF says “NO”, or the senior citizen was not able to enroll before discharge, the following should be attached to the usual claim documents: a. duly accomplished PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF); and b. an acceptable proof of status as a senior citizen, including but not limited to the Senior Citizens' Identification Card. READ MORE: Can A Family Of Five Survive With P10K Income In A Month? Do You Know The Effects Of Too Much Bad News To Your Body? Authorized Travel Agency To Process Temporary Visa Bound to South Korea Who Can Skip Online Appointment And Use The DFA Courtesy Lane For Passport Processing?

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According to Attorney Romulo Macalintal, a senior citizens right advocate, all senior citizens are automatically considered as a Philhealth member under the law even without being registered. It means that those who are 60 years old and above can enjoy privileges and discounts from Philhealth like the regular members enjoy.
Although they can avail these privileges just by showing a government-issued identification card such as SSS ID, TIN, passport, drivers license etc., provided that the name photo and birth date appear in the card, it is also better that the senior citizens should also register at the agency to avail hospitalization benefits and their 20%  discount on medicine.
The premium contributions of the Senior Citizen will be provided by the government from the proceeds of the Sin Tax Law or Republic Act No. 10351.


How can the Senior Citizens Avail this benefit?

In hospitals with installed HCI Portal, Senior Citizens only need to present their senior citizen card, MDR or any accepted proof of identity and age. The Hospital shall print a PhilHealth Benefit Eligibility Form (PBEF). A PBEF that says “YES” means that the patient is entitled to the benefits and shall serve as a basis for automatic deduction.

In case the hospital has no HCI portal installed, or the PBEF says “NO”, or the senior citizen was not able to enroll before discharge, the following should be attached to the usual claim documents:

a. duly accomplished PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF); and
b. an acceptable proof of status as a senior citizen, including but not limited to the Senior Citizens' Identification Card.
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Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Restructuring Program for GSIS Member with Outstanding Educational Loan

Calling the attention of all members of Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) with an outstanding balance under the Educational Assistance Loan (EAL). The agency is offering a restructuring program for around half a million members with an outstanding balance. This is the second phase of the program where a member may renew their educational loan and obtain a P10,000 gross amount from which the outstanding balance of the first loan will be deducted.




 Calling the attention of all members of Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) with an outstanding balance under the Educational Assistance Loan (EAL).

The agency is offering a restructuring program for around half a million members with an outstanding balance.

This is the second phase of the program where a member may renew their educational loan and obtain a P10,000 gross amount from which the outstanding balance of the first loan will be deducted.



The Educational Assistance Loan II is open until December 31, 2017, and GSIS has earmarked a total of P6.33 billion for restructuring facility.

Who is allowed to apply for EAL II?
  • Active members may apply if they have existing educational loan
  • Have no pending administrative case or criminal charge
  • Members who are not on leave of absence without pay
  • Have remitted at least three monthly premium contributions within the last six months prior to loan application
  • have a minimum net take-home pay of P4,000.00 after all required monthly obligations have been deducted.




 The educational loan this year is payable in 60 equal monthly installments of P216.67 at 6% interest per annum computed in advance.

Where to Apply for a loan?

Qualified members must personally apply for the loan in any GSIS office. The loan proceeds will be credited to the borrower’s GSIS eCard or unified multipurpose identification (UMID) card.

For inquiries, members may call the GSIS Contact Center at 847-4747; email gsiscares@gsis.gov.ph; or visit the GSIS website, www.gsis.gov.ph.

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