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Saturday, April 25, 2020

7 Mabilis na Paraan Para Makontak ang SSS Kahit Saan Man ang Miyembro

Narito ang 7 paraan para makontak ang SSS lalo na sa panahon ngayon na sarado o limitado ang pagbubukas ng mga opisina nila. Nandito ang mga impormasyon saang panig ka man ng Pilipinas o ng buong mundo para makakonek o makipagugnayan sa SSS, maging makapagtanong o inquire hinggil sa iyong account, sa paraan ng SOCIAL MEDIA, WEBSITE, PHONE, EMAIL, MOBILE APP, SMS/TEXT, SELF SERVICE MACHINES.


1. Social Media Accounts

May mga Facebook pages ang SSS at Twitter at Youtube Account. Sumasagot ang SSS sa mga komento, tanong sa kanilang mga Facebook at Twitter post maging sa inyong mga personal na mensahe sa kanila.
Narito ang link ng 

SSS Facebook Page
SSS Twitter Account
SSS Youtube Channel


 2. SSS Website and My.SSS Facility

Maliban sa pagkuha ng impormasyon at updates tungkol sa SSS, marami pang serbisyo at transaksyon ang magagawa online:


• Mag-apply ng SSS number

• Mag-compute ng Retirement Benefit

• Makakuha ng Payment Reference Number

(PRN)

• Mag-sumite ng Collection Lists at Employment
Reports
• Mag-apply ng Salary Loan/Calamity Loan
• Mag-sumite ng Maternity at Sickness
Notifications
• Mag-check, mag-print o mag-request ng
personal SSS records
• Mag-update ng contact information



3. SSS Mobile App


Mag-login sa SSS Mobile App gamit ang existing user ID at password ng inyong My.SSS account upang magkaroon ng access sa inyong records.


Sa mga wala pang My.SSS Account, maaari din mag-rehistro gamit ang app. I-download ang SSS Mobile App sa 


Apple App Store dito :  SSS Apple App


Android Google Play Store dito : SSS Android App



4. SSS Call Services

Hotline: 920-6446 to 55

Local Toll-Free Services: 1-800-10-2255-777

Interactive Voice Response System: 917-7777

(toll-free para sa Globe Lines subscribers sa labas ng NCR)



Baguio: 446-5902
Tarlac: 982-8739
San Pablo: 562-9298
Naga City: 472-7776

Cebu City: 253-0690
Bacolod: 433-9476

Davao City: 227-7273
Cagayan de Oro: 858-3790
Zamboanga City: 992-2014

OFW Local Landline Numbers: (632) 364-7796 at 364-7798
OFW Local Mobile Numbers:
Globe (+63)977-804-8668 at
Smart (+63)998-847-4092

 
SSS Call Services

International Toll-Free Call Services:



ASIA

Hongkong at Singapore: 001-800-0225-5777

Malaysia at Taiwan: 00-800-0225-5777
Brunei: 801.4275

MIDDLE EAST
Qatar: 00800-100-260
UAE: 800-0630-0038
Saudi Arabia: 800-863-0022
Bahrain: 8000-6094

EUROPE
Italy at United Kingdom: 00-800-0225-5777

 5. Text SSS
Para magrehistro, i-text ang:

SSS REG <SS NUM> <BDAYmm/dd/yyyy>

at i-send sa 2600.

Halimbawa:

SSS REG 3418736855 10/08/1985


Para kumuha ng PRN, i-text ang:
SSS PRN <10-digit SS Number> <PIN>
Date of Birth mm/dd/yyyy>
Halimbawa:
SSS PRN 3418736855 1234 10/08/1985

Paalala: Ang service fee para sa bawat text message ay P2.50 sa Globe at Smart subscribers, at P2.00 sa Sun Cellular subscribers

 6. SSS EMAILS

Para sa mga katanungan tungkol sa PRN:prnhelpline@sss.gov.ph

Para sa mga katanungan, reklamo o suhestiyon:
member_relations@sss.gov.ph

Para sa mga katanungan tungkol sa
OFW Programs:
ofw.relations@sss.gov.ph

Para sa mga katanungan tungkol sa
SSS Electronic/Self-service Facilities:
onlineserviceassistance@sss.gov.ph

Paalala: Palaging isama ang inyong SS Number at kumpletong pangalan sa inyong e-mail.




7. SELF-SERVICE INFORMATION
TERMINALS (SSIT)

Magpunta sa alinmang sangay ng SSS na may E-Center, i-scan ang iyong SS Biometric ID o i-tap ang iyong UMID card, kasabay ng fingerprint scan, o i-type ang iyong Personal Identification Number (PIN).



Ang mga indibidwal na miyembro ay maaari ring makakuha ng PRN sa pamamagitan ng SSIT.

 


 

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, June 09, 2018

Is it OK to Stop my SSS Contribution If I Completed the 120 Months?



Often times this question comes from voluntary members of Social Security System (SSS). Those who are self-employed and some Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who paid their own membership without a share from their companies. According to SSS, when a member completes a 120-month contribution, that is equivalent to 10 years, the member is entitled to retirement pension at the age of 60. Even members who did not complete or contributed less than 120 months are also entitled to lump sum pension.
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Often times this question comes from voluntary members of Social Security System (SSS). Those who are self-employed and some Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who paid their own membership without a share from their companies. According to SSS, when a member completes a 120-month contribution, that is equivalent to 10 years, the member is entitled to retirement pension at the age of 60. Even members who did not complete or contributed less than 120 months are also entitled to lump sum pension.  But the question is, is 120 months contribution good enough? The answer is no and this is not advisable. A member who contributed at least 120 months is qualified for a pension at 60 years old but ceasing your SSS contribution means the following;  1. You cannot avail of sickness and maternity benefit. A member should have at least three contributions in a year before the semester of sickness, maternity or miscarriage.  2. You cannot avail of disability benefit because a basic requirement to this is at least one contribution in six months before the disability.  3. You cannot avail of a loan. SSS members should have at least six contributions in a year before it can file for a loan.  One of the most beneficial benefits of continuing your SSS contribution is, you will be getting a bigger amount of your retirement pension. Always remember that the computation of your pension will include the number of years your SSS contributions. SSS is a good preparation for your future. Paying much higher contribution means an increase in your pension someday. You can also apply to the SSS PESO Fund to increase your allowance or SSS Flexi Fund if you are OFW.
But the question is, is 120 months contribution good enough? The answer is no and this is not advisable. A member who contributed at least 120 months is qualified for a pension at 60 years old but ceasing your SSS contribution means the following;

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1. You cannot avail of sickness and maternity benefit. A member should have at least three contributions in a year before the semester of sickness, maternity or miscarriage.



2. You cannot avail of disability benefit because a basic requirement to this is at least one contribution in six months before the disability.


3. You cannot avail of a loan. SSS members should have at least six contributions in a year before it can file for a loan.

Often times this question comes from voluntary members of Social Security System (SSS). Those who are self-employed and some Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who paid their own membership without a share from their companies. According to SSS, when a member completes a 120-month contribution, that is equivalent to 10 years, the member is entitled to retirement pension at the age of 60. Even members who did not complete or contributed less than 120 months are also entitled to lump sum pension.  But the question is, is 120 months contribution good enough? The answer is no and this is not advisable. A member who contributed at least 120 months is qualified for a pension at 60 years old but ceasing your SSS contribution means the following;  1. You cannot avail of sickness and maternity benefit. A member should have at least three contributions in a year before the semester of sickness, maternity or miscarriage.  2. You cannot avail of disability benefit because a basic requirement to this is at least one contribution in six months before the disability.  3. You cannot avail of a loan. SSS members should have at least six contributions in a year before it can file for a loan.  One of the most beneficial benefits of continuing your SSS contribution is, you will be getting a bigger amount of your retirement pension. Always remember that the computation of your pension will include the number of years your SSS contributions. SSS is a good preparation for your future. Paying much higher contribution means an increase in your pension someday. You can also apply to the SSS PESO Fund to increase your allowance or SSS Flexi Fund if you are OFW.
Often times this question comes from voluntary members of Social Security System (SSS). Those who are self-employed and some Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who paid their own membership without a share from their companies. According to SSS, when a member completes a 120-month contribution, that is equivalent to 10 years, the member is entitled to retirement pension at the age of 60. Even members who did not complete or contributed less than 120 months are also entitled to lump sum pension.  But the question is, is 120 months contribution good enough? The answer is no and this is not advisable. A member who contributed at least 120 months is qualified for a pension at 60 years old but ceasing your SSS contribution means the following;  1. You cannot avail of sickness and maternity benefit. A member should have at least three contributions in a year before the semester of sickness, maternity or miscarriage.  2. You cannot avail of disability benefit because a basic requirement to this is at least one contribution in six months before the disability.  3. You cannot avail of a loan. SSS members should have at least six contributions in a year before it can file for a loan.  One of the most beneficial benefits of continuing your SSS contribution is, you will be getting a bigger amount of your retirement pension. Always remember that the computation of your pension will include the number of years your SSS contributions. SSS is a good preparation for your future. Paying much higher contribution means an increase in your pension someday. You can also apply to the SSS PESO Fund to increase your allowance or SSS Flexi Fund if you are OFW.

One of the most beneficial benefits of continuing your SSS contribution is, you will be getting a bigger amount of your retirement pension. Always remember that the computation of your pension will include the number of years your SSS contributions.

Read: Important Points Voluntary SSS Members Should Know



SSS is a good preparation for your future. Paying much higher contribution means an increase in your pension someday.


You can also apply to the SSS PESO Fund to increase your allowance or SSS Flexi Fund if you are OFW.

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 Just because we are earning big, we will now stop contributing to our Social Security System (SSS) membership. As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) it is important that we should continue to pay our SSS contribution regardless of how big we are earning now. SSS brings benefits to us from loan to sickness benefits to death or even funeral.


Located in the Philippine embassies or consulates, Social Security System (SSS) offices abroad accepts applications for membership, benefits, and loans and performs data captures for those who apply for unified multi-purpose ID. The SSS continuously expanding its reach in overseas to serve a large number of Filipinos working or living abroad.
As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW), it is important that we continue to pay our membership contribution in Social Security System (SSS) wherever we are in the world. We all know that working abroad is not forever, that is why we should secure our retirement pension. As a member of SSS, we are entitled to its benefits such loan, sickness, maternity, disability, retirement, even death or funeral.


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