wxb102 Posted July 3, 2006 Share Posted July 3, 2006 tama ka rainbow, thanks dapat nag mature na ung unsettled loan mo for 2 years... bayaran mo ung utang without availing the condonation program, then puede k ng mag renew....btw, the condonation program will end this june 30... so dalawang araw n lang ang chance nyo for it...<{POST_SNAPBACK}> thank you very much bossing .. :cool: :cool: :cool: Quote Link to comment
izzecoh Posted July 4, 2006 Author Share Posted July 4, 2006 :goatee: QUESTIONS PO........ 1. WHEN I CHECK MY SSS ONLINE IT SHOW THERE THAT I HAVE A LOANABLE AMOUNT OF 8+++ DOES IT MEAN NA ITO LANG UNG PWEDE KONG I LOAN SINCE IT IS MY FIRST TIME TO DO SO?! 2:I LOST MY ID(UNG DIGITAL) TWO YEARS BACK ANYONE HERE N PWEDE PO MKATULONG SA KIN N MPADALI UNG PGKUHA KO NG REPLACEMENT...KASI WALA PO ME MSYADONG TIME SA AM KASI SA CALL CENTER PO ME NG WOWORK..... 3.GAANO KTGAL BAGO MAAAPROVE AND FIRST TIME MAG LOANSALAMAT PO IN ADVANCE............ :cool:<{POST_SNAPBACK}> 1. eto yun malamang..... your average salary credit is 8000 for the last 12 months.... your total no. of contributions is below 72 months.... one month salary loan lang talaga ung puede mo i loan.... look for the previous posts about the salary loan granting... para maintindihan mo pa.. 2. you still have go to the SSS office personally... magdala ka na rin ng affidavit of loss and P150.00 fee for the replacement ID.3. pagnareceive ang application sa SSS, one day ang processing... tumatagal lng yan kc thru employer pa idaan and the time of pick up nila unc cheke... usually two weeks yan... Quote Link to comment
Mandrake Posted July 5, 2006 Share Posted July 5, 2006 What are the options available in claiming SS pension benefis when an SSS member retires? What is the maximum amount of pension benefit/month can a retiree enjoy? Thanks! :mtc: Quote Link to comment
brixzyx Posted July 5, 2006 Share Posted July 5, 2006 1. eto yun malamang..... your average salary credit is 8000 for the last 12 months.... your total no. of contributions is below 72 months.... one month salary loan lang talaga ung puede mo i loan.... look for the previous posts about the salary loan granting... para maintindihan mo pa.. 2. you still have go to the SSS office personally... magdala ka na rin ng affidavit of loss and P150.00 fee for the replacement ID.3. pagnareceive ang application sa SSS, one day ang processing... tumatagal lng yan kc thru employer pa idaan and the time of pick up nila unc cheke... usually two weeks yan...<{POST_SNAPBACK}> :goatee: thanks po so mgkano po lahat ang makukuha so it means around 8 thou p lng po....anong page po b un!!!! Quote Link to comment
Immortal666 Posted July 7, 2006 Share Posted July 7, 2006 @Izzecoh: Confirm ko lang sa inyo kung accurate nga ang policy na to: Pag kuha mo ng SSS loan check, you can cash it any PNB branch di po ba? Kasi ganito nangyari sa akin, I went to the Felix Ave (near Sta Lucia Mall) branch of PNB. The teller there told me I couldn't cash the check there as it should be picked up at either the same city where my company is based or where I reside (ang labo nga e, I don't know which of the two talaga ang dapat sundin according to her). According to her, there were specific PNB branches who had jurisdiction over cashing SSS checks. I told her that I had already encashed an SSS check at their branch before and the check clearly states it can be encashed at any SSS branch. She had me talk to a Supervisor or Manager ata who then allowed me to cash the check there. But the teller still charged me 50 pesos for encashing the check at their branch. Are you aware of this practice/policy? If so, SSS should better inform their members so as to avoid misleading people and not waste people's precious time. Quote Link to comment
dark_white Posted July 9, 2006 Share Posted July 9, 2006 anong pwede k gawin kng ang dati kong agency hindi parin naghu2log sa sss. 1 1/2 year na. Quote Link to comment
Green Lantern Posted July 11, 2006 Share Posted July 11, 2006 Good Day izzecoh, When my wife and I got married, she stopped working. Her old SSS ID still has her maiden name.We tried to get her a new SSS ID with the married name and we proceeded to the SSS office in Makati. Her picture was taken and she was asked to fill out a form for our current address. We never received the ID. Is this because contributions have stopped in her name? (not working anymore)Is there anything we can do in order for her to get a new SSS ID? Also, are there any kind of maternity benefits for SSS members? Sorry, dami kong tanong but I really appreciate your help and I am sure that all of our readers here appreciate what you have been doing over the poast few years on this forum. You are a very helpful person and I think that you should be commended for your efforts! Quote Link to comment
_Pabling Posted July 11, 2006 Share Posted July 11, 2006 my Q goes to izzecoh, bossing, gaano ba katagal ung period na alotted para sa accidental benefits? for example: accident occured Jan 1, 2006... hangang kelan ka pwedeng magfile? TIA... more power! Quote Link to comment
simple2905 Posted July 21, 2006 Share Posted July 21, 2006 i was diagnosed having an ovarian cyst, will have an operation after 4 weeks from now. last month i already submitted maternity notification to sss because that time i'm already 2 months pregnant. my question is, can i still avail sickness benefits from sss after my operation? how about my maternity benefits? thank you Quote Link to comment
SoulMTC Posted July 26, 2006 Share Posted July 26, 2006 to the lord of the thread: I processed my id last may.. and i asked it to be mailed but until now i havent gotten the id... whats my next step?? thanks in advance have a nice day to everyone... Quote Link to comment
fatso8 Posted July 28, 2006 Share Posted July 28, 2006 good afternoon! how do i apply for an SSS number? Klngan ko sa work.. Kahit san branch ba pwede mag-apply? How much fees? Thanks. Quote Link to comment
tuckandres Posted July 31, 2006 Share Posted July 31, 2006 question for anyone who can answer: every month ba dapat may contribution sa sss? i just checked on the website and it shows "gaps",there are months with no contributions,although on my payslip sa work it shows the deductions are being made. thanks in advance! :mtc: Quote Link to comment
newbie182 Posted August 17, 2006 Share Posted August 17, 2006 bossing i got a question...well basically i have been working in a callcenter for a year now and i have not submitted my sss(lazy i guess)..yet i i do get it now will it be counted? and second question about the load do u have to really be working 2 years? Quote Link to comment
izzecoh Posted August 22, 2006 Author Share Posted August 22, 2006 @Izzecoh: Confirm ko lang sa inyo kung accurate nga ang policy na to: Pag kuha mo ng SSS loan check, you can cash it any PNB branch di po ba?bank policies na po kc yan, sir... sometimes the SSS is not updated with it. sorry for the inconvience if there's any..anong pwede k gawin kng ang dati kong agency hindi parin naghu2log sa sss. 1 1/2 year na.you can file a formal complaint with the SSS. but before doing that, inform mo ung employer mo na hindi pumapasok ung contributions mo. baka may problem lang between you employer and the SSS.Good Day izzecoh,Is this because contributions have stopped in her name? (not working anymore)Is there anything we can do in order for her to get a new SSS ID?Also, are there any kind of maternity benefits for SSS members?about her ID, pls proceed to the main office located at East Ave, QC. Sa Mailing Department kayo mag inquire... probably, bumalik na smin ung ID nyo and kasama na ito sa mga na RTS.maternity benefits? yes, basta qualified. i suggest u visit the SSS site... sss.gov.ph.. my Q goes to izzecoh, bossing, gaano ba katagal ung period na alotted para sa accidental benefits? for example: accident occured Jan 1, 2006... hangang kelan ka pwedeng magfile? TIA... more power!almost lahat n claims has an allotment of 12 months from the date of contingency... so better file it na!! for more infos... visit www.sss.gov.phthen ask me n lang kung meron hindi kayo naintindihan dun Quote Link to comment
izzecoh Posted August 30, 2006 Author Share Posted August 30, 2006 Condonation of loan penalties extended anew till December 29 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Following the moderate success of the two loan penalty condonation programs that the SSS implemented in 2004 to 2005, the condonation program for short-term loans is again being offered until December 29, 2006. Initially, the condonation program was to cover the period October 1, 2005 to June 30, 2006 only. However, following the May 1 Labor Day announcement by President Gloria Arroyo, the condonation program was further extended to December 29, to allow more time for delinquent borrowers to settle their loans. Members eligible to join the program are those who are delinquent in their loan repayments as of September 30, 2005, as well as members with final claims (e.g., retirement, death, and total disability) whose date of contingency falls within the condonation period. Members of delinquent cooperatives under the Members’ Assistance for the Development of Entrepreneurship) Program may also join. As approved by the Social Security Commission (SSC) via Resolution No. 203-s.2006, employers who are delinquent in the remittance of their employees’ loan amortizations may also apply for penalty condonation, even if they have pending cases before the Social Security Commission (SSC), Prosecutor’s Office or courts, or have pending proposals with the SSC. However, their application for the condonation shall not prejudice the affected employees or the SSS from filing a case against the delinquent employer for violating the SS Law. Payment of arrears (outstanding principal and interest) may be in full or through installments, with the penalties that would be written off proportionate to the amount of arrears paid. Any remaining balance would continue to accumulate penalties, unless paid off by December 29, 2006. Members would then be allowed to apply for new short-term loans only after two years from date of last payment. Delinquent loans covered in the extended program are salary, calamity, emergency, educational, study-now-pay-later, vocation/technical, Y2K, stock investment, and privatization fund loans. For the last two loan categories, SILP and PFLP borrowers may sell their shares of stocks through the SSS provided that net proceeds shall be applied first to the interest balance, then to the principal. Member-borrowers who wish to pay in cash or thru installment need to accomplish the appropriate application form and submit this to the nearest SSS office. They shall then be issued an Acknowledgement Receipt, together with a Statement of Account and the SSS Form ML-1, both stamped “With Application for Condonation of Penalty”. Upon payment of the arrears, the proofs of payment (Special Bank Receipt or machine-validated SSS Form ML-1) should then be submitted to the SSS for immediate posting. Meanwhile, SILP and PFLP borrowers may sell their shares through the SSS by accom-plishing the notarized Special Power of Attorney, Broker Signature Cards, and Broker Application Form. These should be submitted on or before November 15, 2006, along with the SSS Statement of Account, and an authenticated photocopy of the member’s SS ID card. The stock shares will be sold at the prevailing market price. The following charges shall be deducted from the proceeds: Broker’s Commission, Sales Tax, Value-Added Tax, Transfer Charges, and fees for the Phil. Central Depository, the Securities Clearing Corporation, and the Phil. Stock Exchange. The net proceeds shall then be applied as payment to the delinquent SILP/PFLP account, with any excess to be refunded to the borrower. Otherwise, any remaining balance should be paid in full by the member-borrower by December 29, 2006. Quote Link to comment
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