Author Topic: All About SSS (Social Security System) (Read 92651 times)

bloomerman · « **Reply #435 on:** May 21, 2012, 07:50 PM »

Quote from: Dodong_Simple on May 21, 2012, 07:20 PM

Sir hindi sa PNB na Internet Banking kayo pupunta sa Bancnet online po na website. Anyway pag nakauwi kayo you can visit the link which I gave then andun yung step by step procedure.

Thanks a lot. This will really help me a lot. Last question, is there any service charges to be incurred after payment?

Dodong_Simple · « **Reply #436 on:** May 21, 2012, 08:05 PM »

Nope.. absulotely FREE of charge. Faster credit pa sa SSS mo.. as far as my experience is concerned 3 working days (maximum)

Post Merge: May 21, 2012, 08:06 PM

If gusto mo makita SSS contributions mo try to read this post:

http://www.ofwinfocenter.blogspot.com/2010/07/hassle-free-way-of-knowing-your-social.html

bloomerman · « **Reply #437 on:** May 21, 2012, 08:37 PM »

Quote from: Dodong_Simple on May 21, 2012, 08:05 PM

Nope.. absulotely FREE of charge. Faster credit pa sa SSS mo.. as far as my experience is concerned 3 working days (maximum)
Post Merge: May 21, 2012, 08:06 PM
If gusto mo makita SSS contributions mo try to read this post:

http://www.ofwinfocenter.blogspot.com/2010/07/hassle-free-way-of-knowing-your-social.html

Actually I already have an account with SSS so I will be able to monitor my contributions. Thanks. How about SSS loan amortization payments? Is it also available via online payments?

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hello_po · « **Reply #438 on:** Jun 04, 2012, 01:33 PM »

Hi sa lahat! May tanong lang ako. Pwede ko bang hulugan ang SSS ng kapatid kong (46 yrs old) walang trabaho pero ang gusto ko sana yung maximum contribution (1,560 monthly)? Nagkatrabaho sya dati pero paahente-ahente lang (cellphone,insurance,etc... na wala namang nangyari) kaya wala syang SSS contribution kahit isa! Ako rin kasi ang aasahan at mahihirapan pag tumanda syang walang pension. Naghuhulog din kasi ako ng maximum contribution para sa sarili ko as self employed. Sana may makasagot. Thanks!

vhinsent08 · « **Reply #439 on:** Jun 04, 2012, 01:56 PM »

Quote from: hello_po on Jun 04, 2012, 01:33 PM

Hi sa lahat! May tanong lang ako. Pwede ko bang hulugan ang SSS ng kapatid kong (46 yrs old) walang trabaho pero ang gusto ko sana yung maximum contribution (1,560 monthly)? Nagkatrabaho sya dati pero paahente-ahente lang (cellphone,insurance,etc... na wala namang nangyari) kaya wala syang SSS contribution kahit isa! Ako rin kasi ang aasahan at mahihirapan pag tumanda syang walang pension. Naghuhulog din kasi ako ng maximum contribution para sa sarili ko as self employed. Sana may makasagot. Thanks!

OPEN ka lang din ng self employed sss number tapos sabay mu ns bayad... 46 is still ok kasi 120 contributions lang kailangan para magkapension before he/she reached 60 yrs old. 46 yrs so makakaabot pa.... hulugan mu nadin yung philhealth nya since ganun din policy 10 yrs lang lifetime member na para pag tumanda me
pang check up na din...

xtian19 · « **Reply #440 on:** Jun 04, 2012, 04:37 PM »

Quote from: hello_po on Jun 04, 2012, 01:33 PM

Hi sa lahat! May tanong lang ako. Pwede ko bang hulugan ang SSS ng kapatid kong (46 yrs old) walang trabaho pero ang gusto ko sana yung maximum contribution (1,560 monthly)? Nagkatrabaho sya dati pero paahente-ahente lang (cellphone,insurance,etc... na wala namang nangyari) kaya wala syang SSS contribution kahit isa! Ako rin kasi ang aasahan at mahihirapan pag tumanda syang walang pension. Naghuhulog din kasi ako ng maximum contribution para sa sarili ko as self employed. Sana may makasagot. Thanks!

kung maliit lang yung mga huling hulog dun sa contribution ng kapatid mo, hindi ka agad makakapagmaximum contribution. bale unti-unti yung pagtaas ng contribution hanggang makapagmax ka na. ganun din kasi nangyari sa amin dati, gusto naming imax yung contribution ng nanay ko pero hindi pinayagan.

freefront · « **Reply #441 on:** Jun 04, 2012, 05:37 PM »

^ Currently doing this sa mga pipol na naging self-employed na dito sa bahay. Every month, puede mo sya itaas. Pero hindi puede yung lalaktaw ka.

^ Ambait mo naman! Ako? maniningil sa mga nanay nila.

Post Merge: Jun 04, 2012, 05:39 PM

^Nga pala. No questions asked why you are going up the contribution scale.

hello_po · « **Reply #442 on:** Jun 04, 2012, 07:54 PM »

Thanks kay vhinsent08,xtian19 at freefront!
Ibig sabihin po ba ay magsisimula sa pinakababa na contribution (104) tapos pataas nang pataas hanggang maging 1560? Every month pwede itaas pero paisa-isa lang bang bracket? Binilang ko yung brackets - 29 lahat, meaning 29 months lahat. Eh di almost 3 yrs pa bago namin maabot yung maximum contibution. Ganun din po ba sa Philhealth? Eh gusto ko sana mas maaga kong mahulugan yung maximum contribution para mas malaki ang pension na tatanggapin ng kapatid ko. Any idea o suggestion para madali namin maabot yung max contribution? Thanks ulit!

vhinsent08 · « **Reply #443 on:** Jun 08, 2012, 03:20 AM »

Quote from: hello_po on Jun 04, 2012, 07:54 PM

Thanks kay vhinsent08,xtian19 at freefront!
Ibig sabihin po ba ay magsisimula sa pinakababa na contribution (104) tapos pataas nang pataas hanggang maging 1560? Every month pwede itaas pero paisa-isa lang bang bracket? Binilang ko yung brackets - 29 lahat, meaning 29 months lahat. Eh di almost 3 yrs pa bago namin maabot yung maximum contibution. Ganun din po ba sa Philhealth? Eh gusto ko sana mas maaga kong mahulugan yung maximum contribution para mas malaki ang pension na tatanggapin ng kapatid ko. Any idea o suggestion para madali namin maabot yung max contribution? Thanks ulit!

no you dont need >,,

1ST OPTION :

uSE ONLINE contribution sa metrobank, bdo, bpi or rcbc..... automatic kagad na 1560 kahit nasa first bracket ka...
done this sa SSS ng Tatay ko ok naman.. nasa max nasya..

2nd option :

You can make 2 salary bracket jump

bauer · « **Reply #444 on:** Jun 08, 2012, 10:10 AM »

the SSS pension given to a future pensioner is lower compared to what the private companies (insurance or other financial firms like pre-need) promise to give to their planholders if you use premium payment or contribution rates as reference point based on an age 30 years below.

vhinsent08 · « **Reply #445 on:** Jul 11, 2012, 02:07 AM »

Quote from: bauer on Jun 08, 2012, 10:10 AM

the SSS pension given to a future pensioner is lower compared to what the private companies (insurance or other financial firms like pre-need) promise to give to their planholders if you use premium payment or contribution rates as reference point based on an age 30 years below.

true pero medyo mataas risk sa insurance company di ba madami Na Nagsara!!! sa ngayun kasi kung di mo kaya kumuha ng high end na insurance policy for your retirement mas ok ata kumuha Ng SSS na pasok sa Budget atleast mag ka aberya man me konti kang maasahan kesa sa wala...

freefront · « **Reply #446 on:** Jul 11, 2012, 04:35 AM »

May tanong ako. People in the gov't. service na naka-GSIS can also open an SSS account under the "voluntary contribution" category, right?

bajoyjoy · « **Reply #447 on:** Jul 11, 2012, 03:18 PM »

short answer, Yes they can. as to the details/procedures, i have no idea.

manjoperez · « **Reply #448 on:** Oct 26, 2012, 06:30 PM »

Exactly how much monthly pension will a retiree at age 60 receive given the ff:
-retiree is OFW who is voluntarily contributed maximum Php1560 for 120months
- retiree has 3 kids

The computation is not clear to me as I am not sure how Average monthly salary credit and accredited years of service applies to voluntary or OFW contributors. Pls help me out. thanks.

yllor · « **Reply #449 on:** Oct 26, 2012, 07:32 PM »

i have a situation in my SSS contribution..
wayback 2004, maximum payament is 1410 per month then there is an adjustment of maximum contribution a number of times until to this date that maximum is 1560 per month.
however, i regularly paying the 1410 contribution per month from 2004 till date. i reviewed my contribution and in the year 2007, the 1404 was only credited into my contribution instead of 1410.
also, there are 4 quarter of contributions that is not reflected into my account as i viewed it online although i have proof of payments.
I approach SSS branch office but their system is offline by that time. Now, I am again outside Philippines and don't know If I still hold back with those receipt.
Is there any SSS facility online to post and inquire about these contributions to be credited into my name.