Your Guide to your SSS Inquiries
We all have our own dream houses. It differs from person to person and from different circumstances.
The bigger the family, the bigger the dream house and the more number of rooms.
Some want pools and grand interior design; some just want a simple house that would accommodate everyone’s needs; while others just want a house – something that they could call their home.
After learning about the different benefits that come with being an SSS member, you now decided to acquire membership and become an official member of the Social Security System.
But how? Worry no more, because in this article you will learn about the important details of SSS membership.
Being an OFW is hard. You are away from your family, unaware of how your children are growing.
It’s hard to look after them while you are far away. How are they doing in school? Are they being bullied? Is everything alright?
Are you a member of SSS? Are you short on money because of an emergency?
Do you need to pay for your kids’ tuition fee but you can’t because it’s still not Pay Day yet?
Do you have to pay for urgent needs such as hospital fees due to unforeseen circumstances?
Have you recently suffered a permanent injury? Are you having a hard time looking for work because of that injury?
Do you know anyone who’s been recently injured? Are you an SSS member?
Are you here because you heard about the SSS Disability Benefit and wish to learn more about it?
Are you a retired worker? Are you an SSS member?
Do you need help paying the bills for your children who are still in college?
Did you come here to know more about the SSS Retirement Benefit?
Worry no more because in this article you will learn more about the SSS Retirement Benefit – how it works, how to apply for it and how much you will receive.
Are you pregnant? Are you a non-government employee, a private employee or self-employed? Do you have an SSS membership?
Well then, good news! Because the SSS maternity benefit applies to you. And with this benefit, you will receive such compensation for your leave in order to take care of your baby.
The Social Security System of the Philippines (SSS) has recently revised the contribution table for the year 2023.
It is important to be aware of the changes in the rates and rules that apply so you can make sure your contributions are up to date.
If your employer or boss does not remit your SSS contributions, don’t hesitate to report them to SSS!
Don’t be afraid.
You have the right and it’s your right to report them if they miss or if they intentionally don’t pay your SSS contribution.
I’ve been getting a lot of questions from people who for some reasons lost or forgot their SSS number.
Yes, they have applied for SSS number before and is now a member of SSS, but they don’t have their SSS number now, or they simply don’t know where to find or how to get it again.
