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Thursday, June 11, 2020

Nawalan ng Trabaho? SSS Will Give Up to P20,000 Unemployment Benefit, Narito ang Proseso!

"Up to 20,000 o katumbas po ito ng one month salary credit. Halimbawa, ang isang miyembro ay naghuhulog ng para sa P20,000 monthly salary credit, makakakuha po siya ng ganung halaga,” pahayag ni SSS Public Affairs and Special Events Division head Fernando Nicolas tungkol sa maaaring makuhang cash benefit ng isang contributing member ng SSS na nawalan ng trabaho.
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Inaasahan na ng Social Security System na dadami ang mga aplikante para sa unemployment benefit, kasabay ng pagdami ng mga negosyong nagsasara o nagbabawas ng tauhan dahil sa lockdown. Panoorin ang video.
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Pahayag ni SSS VP Fernan Nicolas sa GMA Network Unang Hirit: “Up to 20,000 o katumbas po ito ng one month salary credit. Halimbawa, ang isang miyembro ay naghuhulog ng para sa P20,000 monthly salary credit, makakakuha po siya ng ganung halaga. Ang kailangan lang nilang i-present ay ‘yung certification galing sa DOLE na sila ay involuntarily separated. Tapos i-present nila ‘yung savings account kung saan natin ide-deposit." 

Ang unemployment benefit ay matatanggap sa loob ng 5 days hanggang 7 days basta may ATM o cash card na binigay ang aplikante para doon magcrecredit ang cash aid. Ang pera ay hahatiin at matatanggap sa loob ng dalawang buwan. Ang mga miyembro na nawalan ng trabaho ngunit nakatanggap ng benepisyo mula sa mga ahensiyang namimigay ng cash assistance ay pwede pa ring mag-apply. Itong benepisyo ay galing mismo sa SSS at hindi sa gobyerno. 


Paano nga ba ang proseso ng pag aaply ng SSS Unemployment Benefit?

Tanong: Ano ang Unemployment Benefit?
Sagot:

Ito ay isang cash benefit na ibinibigay sa lahat ng empleyado, kabilang ang mga Kasambahay at Overseas Filipino Workers (land based at sea based), sapilitang nawalan ng trabaho.
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Noong nakaraan Oktubre 2018 ang proposal ng SSS na “Social Security Act of 2018” o Section 14-B ng Republic Act No. 11199 ay naaprubahan na ng gobyerno at naging isang ganap na batas. Nakapaloob dito ang pagpapatupad ng Unemployment Benefit para sa miyembrong sapilitan na nawalan ng trabaho at ito ay naging epektibo noong March 5, 2019.

Base sa official website ng Social Security System, narito ang mga listahan ng mga maaaring mag-apply sa SSS Unemployment Benefit:


  • Hindi lalampas sa edad na 60 years old na natanggal sa trabaho 
  • Nakapagbayad ng hindi bababa sa 36 monthly contributions (3 years)
  • Mga hindi nakatanggap ng kahit anong employment benefit sa loob ng tatlong taon mula sa buwan ng nawalan ng trabaho 
  • Mga trabahador na nawalan ng trabaho sa kadahilanan ng pagbaba ng ekonomiya, pandemya, kalamidad o sakuna.
  • Mga trabahador na nawalan ng trabaho base sa kanilang sitwasyon ay maaari ring mag apply ngunit magbabase  ito sa assessment at desisyon ng Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE). 
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Baka may ibang mga katanungan sa SSS, panoorin sa video sa itaas baka nasagot na ang iyong mga katanungan. 

Mga dokumento,hakbang at kung saan dapat isumite sa pag-pa file ng benepisyo:

1. Original at photocopy ng isa (1) sa mga sumusunod na primary ID cards/documents

· UMID (SSS/GSIS)
· SSS Card
· Alien Certificate of Registration
· Driver’s License
· Firearm Registration
· License to Own and Possess Firearms
· NBI Clearance
· Passport
· Permit to Carry Firearms Outside of Residence
· Postal Identity Card
· Seafarer’s Identification and Record Book; or
· Voter’s ID Card

2. Sertipikasyon na nagpapatunay ng uri at petsa ng sapilitang pagkakatanggal sa trabaho mula sa DOLE kasama ang alinman sa sumusunod :

· Notice of Termination mula sa Employer
· Affidavit of Termination of Employment

3. Narito sa mga sumusunod kung saan maaaring mag file ng application para sa DOLE certification

· DOLE Field o Provincal Office kung saan nakabase ang kompanya
· POLO kung saan ng o operate ang kanilang employer o DOLE Field o Provincial Office kung saan naninirahan ang OFW, para sa mga OFW.

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Saturday, April 25, 2020

Alamin Kung Magkano ang Matatanggap Mong SSS Pensyon Base sa Iyong Kontribusyon

Bilang isang miyembro ng SSS, may ideya ka ba kung magkano ang matatanggap mong SSS pension pagkatapos mong magbayad ng iyong kontribusyon?
Bibigyan namin kayo ng idea kung paano ito kinocompute. 
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The monthly pension computation is based on these formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.
As an SSS member, do you any idea how much you will get after many years of religiously paying your contributions?   We will give an idea on how SSS monthly pension is computed.         The monthly pension computation is based on this formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.   A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)    B) 40% x AMSC;     C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable.    *AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit)  ** CYS (Credited Years of Service)    Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000.      Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.    The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.      Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension.       Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300.       Sponsored Links        For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years.       Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.    If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.      If they both pass away their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.    Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.    Read More:   Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada  10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada  Comparison Of Savings  Account In The Philippines:  Initial Deposit, Maintaining  Balance And Interest Rates  Per Annum  Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know  Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily   Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email?  Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary  Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon    ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO  www.jbsolis.com   SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)



B) 40% x AMSC; 



C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable. 

*AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit) 
** CYS (Credited Years of Service)

Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000. 
As an SSS member, do you any idea how much you will get after many years of religiously paying your contributions?   We will give an idea on how SSS monthly pension is computed.         The monthly pension computation is based on this formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.   A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)    B) 40% x AMSC;     C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable.    *AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit)  ** CYS (Credited Years of Service)    Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000.      Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.    The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.      Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension.       Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300.       Sponsored Links        For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years.       Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.    If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.      If they both pass away their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.    Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.    Read More:   Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada  10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada  Comparison Of Savings  Account In The Philippines:  Initial Deposit, Maintaining  Balance And Interest Rates  Per Annum  Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know  Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily   Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email?  Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary  Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon    ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO  www.jbsolis.com   SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below

Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.

The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.
As an SSS member, do you any idea how much you will get after many years of religiously paying your contributions?   We will give an idea on how SSS monthly pension is computed.         The monthly pension computation is based on this formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.   A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)    B) 40% x AMSC;     C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable.    *AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit)  ** CYS (Credited Years of Service)    Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000.      Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.    The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.      Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension.       Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300.       Sponsored Links        For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years.       Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.    If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.      If they both pass away their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.    Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.    Read More:   Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada  10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada  Comparison Of Savings  Account In The Philippines:  Initial Deposit, Maintaining  Balance And Interest Rates  Per Annum  Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know  Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily   Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email?  Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary  Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon    ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO  www.jbsolis.com   SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
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Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension. 
As an SSS member, do you any idea how much you will get after many years of religiously paying your contributions?   We will give an idea on how SSS monthly pension is computed.         The monthly pension computation is based on this formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.   A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)    B) 40% x AMSC;     C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable.    *AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit)  ** CYS (Credited Years of Service)    Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000.      Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.    The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.      Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension.       Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300.       Sponsored Links        For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years.       Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.    If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.      If they both pass away their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.    Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.    Read More:   Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada  10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada  Comparison Of Savings  Account In The Philippines:  Initial Deposit, Maintaining  Balance And Interest Rates  Per Annum  Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know  Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily   Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email?  Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary  Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon    ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO  www.jbsolis.com   SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below

Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300. 
As an SSS member, do you any idea how much you will get after many years of religiously paying your contributions?   We will give an idea on how SSS monthly pension is computed.         The monthly pension computation is based on this formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.   A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)    B) 40% x AMSC;     C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable.    *AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit)  ** CYS (Credited Years of Service)    Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000.      Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.    The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.      Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension.       Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300.       Sponsored Links        For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years.       Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.    If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.      If they both pass away their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.    Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.    Read More:   Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada  10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada  Comparison Of Savings  Account In The Philippines:  Initial Deposit, Maintaining  Balance And Interest Rates  Per Annum  Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know  Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily   Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email?  Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary  Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon    ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO  www.jbsolis.com   SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
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As an SSS member, do you any idea how much you will get after many years of religiously paying your contributions?   We will give an idea on how SSS monthly pension is computed.         The monthly pension computation is based on this formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.   A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)    B) 40% x AMSC;     C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable.    *AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit)  ** CYS (Credited Years of Service)    Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000.      Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.    The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.      Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension.       Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300.       Sponsored Links        For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years.       Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.    If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.      If they both pass away their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.    Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.    Read More:   Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada  10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada  Comparison Of Savings  Account In The Philippines:  Initial Deposit, Maintaining  Balance And Interest Rates  Per Annum  Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know  Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily   Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email?  Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary  Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon    ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO  www.jbsolis.com   SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years. 
As an SSS member, do you any idea how much you will get after many years of religiously paying your contributions?   We will give an idea on how SSS monthly pension is computed.         The monthly pension computation is based on this formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.   A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)    B) 40% x AMSC;     C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable.    *AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit)  ** CYS (Credited Years of Service)    Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000.      Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.    The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.      Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension.       Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300.       Sponsored Links        For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years.       Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.    If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.      If they both pass away their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.    Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.    Read More:   Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada  10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada  Comparison Of Savings  Account In The Philippines:  Initial Deposit, Maintaining  Balance And Interest Rates  Per Annum  Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know  Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily   Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email?  Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary  Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon    ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO  www.jbsolis.com   SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below

Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.
As an SSS member, do you any idea how much you will get after many years of religiously paying your contributions?   We will give an idea on how SSS monthly pension is computed.         The monthly pension computation is based on this formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.   A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)    B) 40% x AMSC;     C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable.    *AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit)  ** CYS (Credited Years of Service)    Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000.      Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.    The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.      Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension.       Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300.       Sponsored Links        For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years.       Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.    If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.      If they both pass away their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.    Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.    Read More:   Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada  10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada  Comparison Of Savings  Account In The Philippines:  Initial Deposit, Maintaining  Balance And Interest Rates  Per Annum  Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know  Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily   Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email?  Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary  Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon    ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO  www.jbsolis.com   SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.
As an SSS member, do you any idea how much you will get after many years of religiously paying your contributions?   We will give an idea on how SSS monthly pension is computed.         The monthly pension computation is based on this formulas and whichever the higher value may be, that will be the amount of your monthly pension.   A) 300 + (20% x AMSC*) + (2% x AMSC) x (CYS** – 10)    B) 40% x AMSC;     C) The minimum pension of P1,200, if with at least 10 CYS; or P2,400, if with at least 20 CYS, whichever is applicable.    *AMSC (Average Monthly Salary Credit)  ** CYS (Credited Years of Service)    Using three computations above, assuming the case of someone who contributed for 25 years based on the AMSC of P16,000.      Using the first formula, we have P300 + 20 percent (16,000) + [2 percent (16,000) x (25-10)]=P300 + P3,200 + [320 x15]=P8,300. The basic pension amount in this case is P8,300.    The second formula, which is 40 percent of the AMSC, will be 40 percent of P16,000=P6,400.      Applying the third formula would yield P2,400 as the basic pension.       Since the law provides that the highest amount shall be granted as the pension, this means that the basic pension shall be P8,300.       Sponsored Links        For example, the cases of Juan and Pedro. Juan has a monthly salary credit of P1,000 (the lowest salary level subject to the SSS contribution) and contributes to SSS based on this salary for 25 years, while Pedro has a monthly salary credit of P16,000 (the maximum salary as of to-date) and also contributes for 25 years.       Juan’s monthly contribution of P110 would total P33,000 after 25 years of contribution to the SSS, while Pedro, whose monthly contribution of P1,7650, would sum up to P528,000 after 25 years.    If they both file for retirement pension at the same time and receive pensions for 25 years, Juan, whose pension will amount to P2,400 per month, would have received a total of P780,000, while Pedro, whose monthly pension is P8,300, would have received P2,699,500 after 25 years.      If they both pass away their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.    Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.    Read More:   Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada  10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada  Comparison Of Savings  Account In The Philippines:  Initial Deposit, Maintaining  Balance And Interest Rates  Per Annum  Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know  Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily   Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email?  Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary  Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon    ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO  www.jbsolis.com   SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below

If they both pass away, their pensions will cross over to their spouses as their primary beneficiaries.

Now that you have an idea how much you will be received in case you will retire, it is in your hands how much would you like to contribute for your retirement. The bigger your contribution, the bigger pension you will get once you retired.

TRY THIS CALCULATOR HERE. INPUT YOUR MONTHLY CONTRIBUTION AND NUMBER OF YEARS YOU PAID AND YOUR CATEGORY WHETHER EMPLOYED, SELF-EMPLOYED, OFW, OR VOLUNTARY MEMBER 

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Saturday, March 21, 2020

Ano-Ano at Magkano ang Makukuha mong SSS Benefits Dahil sa Lockdown at COVID19?

Ayun sa panayam kay SSS VP Fernan Nicolas, sa programa ni Erwin Tulfo, iniisa isa niya ang mga pwedeng maging benepisyo ng mga miyembro at kung magkano ang makukuhang pera sa SSS. 
It was mentioned in this video about Salary Loan, Calamity Loan, Employment Compensation Benefit and Sickness Benefit

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Kung miyembro ka ng SSS, pwedeng mag-apply ng loan at magkano ang matatanggap ng isang miyembro? Narito ang sagot ng SSS:
Up to P40K salary loan, and up to P20K calamity loan, which will be available next week. Those members na nagpositive sa COVID19 will receive SICKNESS BENEFIT of up to 14 days, and if you cannot recover, you can avail of sickness benefit up to 120 days. Sickness benefit is computed if you are paying on a monthly salary credit of atleast P20K pesos, you can have P600 x 14 days benefit or up to P600 x 120 days.

Kung nawalan o natanggal sa trabaho dahil sa COVID19, meron ang SSS na unemployment insurance, na matatanggap mo ng libre at hindi mo babayaran sa SSS. Kung ang monthly salary credit mo ay P20K a month, bibigyan ka ng libreng P20K pesos for 2 months na unemployment benefit na magagamit mo sa pag-apply ulit hanggang sa makarecover ka dahil sa pagkawala ng iyong trabaho. 

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Sa mga miyembro ng SSS na nadapuan ng Covid-19, may sickness benefit kayo. Alamin ano pa programa ng SSS sa pamamagitan ng kanilang spokesman na si SSS Vice President Fernan Nicolas. pic.twitter.com/pzQeWFlHsW
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 Anong requirement ng mga pwedeng mag-avail ng mga benepisyo? Dapat may 36 months contribution ka na at active ka na nagbabayad sa SSS.

Para naman sa mga pensioners naman ay pwede naman silang mag-advance ng 3-month pension from April, May, and June and they can also apply for pensioner's loan up to P200K. 



PAANO MAG-APPLY NG SALARY LOAN ONLINE? TINGNAN DITO

Pwede Kang Makaavail ng Pag-IBIG Calamity Loan na P20K Pataas Depende sa Total Contribution

DOLE Magbibigay ng P5000 Unemployment Benefit sa mga Apektado ng COVID19

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Friday, June 01, 2018

SSS Retirement: Am I Qualified For Pension If There's A Gap On My Contributions?

Whether we like it or not, time will come when we will reach the retirement age of 60 or 65. In these times, some of us are no longer capable of making money for our own needs such as food and medicine. Lucky for some, they receive support from their children and other family members. 
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Whether we like it or not, time will come that we will reach the retirement age of 60 or 65. In this times, some of us are no longer capable of making money for ourselves to support our needs such as food and medicine. Lucky for some out there that receive support from their children and other family members.   Growing old or retiring without a pension is hard. This is very common to self-employed individuals, Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and other private employes that only rely on their salaries back then. Sometimes, they are forced to work despite old age to meet the needs. But your worries about your retirement can be lessened if you are a member of Social Security System (SSS) where you can receive your monthly pension.  For private employees, SSS has become mandatory in the Philippines while it is voluntary for OFWs and self-employed. But what will happen in an SSS membership if there is a gap in member's contribution? Will he still receive a pension?
Growing old or retiring without a pension is hard. This is very common to self-employed individuals, Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and other private employes that only rely on their salaries back then. Sometimes, they are forced to work despite old age to meet the needs. But your worries about your retirement can be lessened if you are a member of Social Security System (SSS) where you can receive your monthly pension.
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For private employees, SSS has become mandatory in the Philippines while it is voluntary for OFWs and self-employed. But what will happen in an SSS membership if there is a gap in member's contribution? Will he still receive a pension?


Take a look at this picture from SSS. It said that your membership is a lifetime. And even you have a "gap" on your contribution, you and your family can still benefit from it.
Whether we like it or not, time will come that we will reach the retirement age of 60 or 65. In this times, some of us are no longer capable of making money for ourselves to support our needs such as food and medicine. Lucky for some out there that receive support from their children and other family members.   Growing old or retiring without a pension is hard. This is very common to self-employed individuals, Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and other private employes that only rely on their salaries back then. Sometimes, they are forced to work despite old age to meet the needs. But your worries about your retirement can be lessened if you are a member of Social Security System (SSS) where you can receive your monthly pension.  For private employees, SSS has become mandatory in the Philippines while it is voluntary for OFWs and self-employed. But what will happen in an SSS membership if there is a gap in member's contribution? Will he still receive a pension?

To qualify for SSS Retirement, the member must meet the qualifying conditions;
  • At least 60 years old, separated from employment or ceased to be self-employed/OFW/household helper
  • Member has paid at least 120 monthly contributions prior to the semester of retirement.
  • If with less than 120 monthly contributions, the member may be granted a lump sum amount, but will also be given the option to continue paying contributions until age 65 to complete the 120 months to become eligible for the monthly pension.
  • Member is 55 years old (optional retirement) or 60 years old (technical retirement) for Underground Mine workers whose date of actual retirement is not earlier than March 13, 1998.
  • Member is 50 years old (optional retirement) or 60 years old (technical retirement) for Surface or Underground Mine workers whose date of actual retirement is not earlier than April 27, 2016.
  • Must have been working as Surface/Underground Mine worker for at least five (5) years (either continuous or accumulated) prior to the semester of retirement.

Read: Important Points Voluntary SSS Members Should Know

If qualified, the member is granted a monthly Retirement Pension, plus a
  • 13th Month Pension payable every December.
  • If the member has dependent minor children, they are given a Dependent’s Pension equivalent to ten percent (10%) of the member’s monthly pension,or P250, whichever is higher. Only five (5) minor children, beginning from the youngest, are entitled to Dependent’s Pension. No substitution is allowed.
  • The retiree has the option to receive the first eighteen (18) months pension in a lump sum, discounted at a preferential rate to be determined by the SSS.
Read: SSS Admits, Pension Funds Will Be Good Only For 7 Years

This option can be exercised only upon application of the first retirement claim, and the Dependent’s Pension are excluded from the advanced eighteen (18) months pension.
  • The minimum monthly Retirement Pension is P1,200 if the member has 120 months contribution or at least ten (10) CYS; or P2,400 if with at least twenty (20) CYS.
  • Plus P1,000 additional benefit, effective January 2017.
The following are 10 common questions about SSS Retirement Benefits
Whether we like it or not, time will come that we will reach the retirement age of 60 or 65. In this times, some of us are no longer capable of making money for ourselves to support our needs such as food and medicine. Lucky for some out there that receive support from their children and other family members.   Growing old or retiring without a pension is hard. This is very common to self-employed individuals, Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and other private employes that only rely on their salaries back then. Sometimes, they are forced to work despite old age to meet the needs. But your worries about your retirement can be lessened if you are a member of Social Security System (SSS) where you can receive your monthly pension.  For private employees, SSS has become mandatory in the Philippines while it is voluntary for OFWs and self-employed. But what will happen in an SSS membership if there is a gap in member's contribution? Will he still receive a pension?
Whether we like it or not, time will come that we will reach the retirement age of 60 or 65. In this times, some of us are no longer capable of making money for ourselves to support our needs such as food and medicine. Lucky for some out there that receive support from their children and other family members.   Growing old or retiring without a pension is hard. This is very common to self-employed individuals, Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and other private employes that only rely on their salaries back then. Sometimes, they are forced to work despite old age to meet the needs. But your worries about your retirement can be lessened if you are a member of Social Security System (SSS) where you can receive your monthly pension.  For private employees, SSS has become mandatory in the Philippines while it is voluntary for OFWs and self-employed. But what will happen in an SSS membership if there is a gap in member's contribution? Will he still receive a pension?SSS Retirement: Am I Qualified For Pension If There's A Gap On My Contributions?
SSS Retirement: Am I Qualified For Pension If There's A Gap On My Contributions?
SSS Retirement: Am I Qualified For Pension If There's A Gap On My Contributions?
SSS Retirement: Am I Qualified For Pension If There's A Gap On My Contributions?
SSS Retirement: Am I Qualified For Pension If There's A Gap On My Contributions?
SSS Retirement: Am I Qualified For Pension If There's A Gap On My Contributions?
SSS Retirement: Am I Qualified For Pension If There's A Gap On My Contributions?
Whether we like it or not, time will come that we will reach the retirement age of 60 or 65. In this times, some of us are no longer capable of making money for ourselves to support our needs such as food and medicine. Lucky for some out there that receive support from their children and other family members.   Growing old or retiring without a pension is hard. This is very common to self-employed individuals, Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and other private employes that only rely on their salaries back then. Sometimes, they are forced to work despite old age to meet the needs. But your worries about your retirement can be lessened if you are a member of Social Security System (SSS) where you can receive your monthly pension.  For private employees, SSS has become mandatory in the Philippines while it is voluntary for OFWs and self-employed. But what will happen in an SSS membership if there is a gap in member's contribution? Will he still receive a pension?
Whether we like it or not, time will come that we will reach the retirement age of 60 or 65. In this times, some of us are no longer capable of making money for ourselves to support our needs such as food and medicine. Lucky for some out there that receive support from their children and other family members.   Growing old or retiring without a pension is hard. This is very common to self-employed individuals, Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and other private employes that only rely on their salaries back then. Sometimes, they are forced to work despite old age to meet the needs. But your worries about your retirement can be lessened if you are a member of Social Security System (SSS) where you can receive your monthly pension.  For private employees, SSS has become mandatory in the Philippines while it is voluntary for OFWs and self-employed. But what will happen in an SSS membership if there is a gap in member's contribution? Will he still receive a pension?

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For minimum wage earners, there are times that it is hard to apply for a loan even in government financial institution, how much more in private. If you are receiving around P10,000 a month salary, it is really hard to apply for a loan, since your payslip is number one requirements to know your capacity to pay.


One of the best banks in the Philippines that offers a good option to Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) is the Chinabank through its Overseas Kabayan Savings. By opening this savings account, you can start saving money for your future or retirement as OFW at the same time, send money to your family in the Philippines. Having a savings account for OFWs is very important because working abroad is not permanent.

If you want a savings account that does not require an initial deposit, you can apply for Sikap Pinoy OFW Account in Bank of Commerce. However, the Sikap Pinoy OFW Account is exclusively for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) only and their beneficiaries.

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