SSS, Pagibig and Philhealth contributions during lockdown

[sean-archer]

Have employers paid the contributions for the months during the lockdown? How about the employees' shares considering that they had no salary during those 2months? Could you share info on this? Thank you.

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[ninjababez]

sakin wala kasi sa record ko last contribution ko was feb 2020 pa

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[Ry_Tower]

sakin wala kasi sa record ko last contribution ko was feb 2020 pa

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Same here, Feb 2020 last recod nila contributions.

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No contributions but loans were deducted

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[_Qwerty_]

Premium Hike to 4% this 2022.

Higher Philhealth Premiums Next Month

As of 2022, the premium rate is four percent, the income floor is P10,000, while the income ceiling is P80,000,” said PhilHealth Senior Manager for Formal Sector-member Management Group Rex Paul Recoter in a forum on Wednesday, May 4, 2022.

[_Qwerty_]

start na sa June.. from 900 to 1600 kung maximum..

[Lew_Alcindor]

start na sa June.. from 900 to 1600 kung maximum..

WTF! Im a govt employee and Im like paying 3 taxes...GSIS, Income Tax, and Philhealth

[_Qwerty_]

GSIS is ok.. kasi you get to enjoy that when you retire.. and mas maganda pension sa GSIS compared sa SSS na naka fixed sa 20K monthly credit..

WTF! Im a govt employee and Im like paying 3 taxes...GSIS, Income Tax, and Philhealth

[dr. d]

WTF! Im a govt employee and Im like paying 3 taxes...GSIS, Income Tax, and Philhealth

it is all worth it, when you:
1. retire; or
2. get sick and file for philhealth benefit.

[BratPAQ]

WTF! Im a govt employee and Im like paying 3 taxes...GSIS, Income Tax, and Philhealth

Wala ka pagibig?

[papi smith]

Finally, I was able to get a Pag-ibig MID and signed in to Virtual Pag-ibig. But I still cannot file for a withdrawal of my savings because I'm still waiting the consolidation/merging of my account. I don't know why Pag-ibig is not working on their own, to consolidate the records of their members . You have to make an effort to fill up a request for this and submit it to them.

[WallyWest]

Finally, I was able to get a Pag-ibig MID and signed in to Virtual Pag-ibig. But I still cannot file for a withdrawal of my savings because I'm still waiting the consolidation/merging of my account. I don't know why Pag-ibig is not working on their own, to consolidate the records of their members . You have to make an effort to fill up a request for this and submit it to them.

Makes you wonder why there's a need to consolidate it in the first place. Di ba dapat automatic na yan? Naka-database na yan e. Shouldn't be hard at all to trace all records ng member. pero apparently bara bara naman ang record keeping ng mga nagtatrabaho dyan kaya ganyan talaga mangyayari. Hula ko wala ring nare-reprimand kaya ganyan ang quality ng trabaho nila.

Nag-withdraw na rin ako dyan. Nag-consolidate na rin pero parang may bungi pa rin sa record ko. it should have been simple since I've been working for the same company for the past 2 and a half decades, nagpapalit-palit lang ng pangalan.

[12vdc]

^Walang sistema ang database, kapag nagpalit ng employer id, wendang ang records kaya need manual consolidate.

Mga 20yrs of service na pla kau mga ser, nakuha nu na provident fund.

Kakakuha ko lang UMID, nakakapag taka 3mos to 1yr ang release ng physical ID. Bale hindi na rin ako kumuha ng National ID ng Philsys at isa pang useless tulad ng Philhealth hndi honor sa banks.

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don sa mga bata pa.. you should increase your EE share sa pagibig.. it's better than putting your money sa bank.. higher interest and automatic bawas sa payroll nyo so hindi nyo mararamdaman.. try to increase it every 3 years.. or kada magkaka incrase kayo sa salary.. u wont notice it naka 20 years na din kayo.. if you leave it 100 + 100 sa employer.. that's only 200 per month, 2400 per year or 48K for 20 years.. + dividends so baka wala pang 60K yan.. try to make it 1000 to start with.. then increase it as you get more pay...

[sean-archer]

don sa mga bata pa.. you should increase your EE share sa pagibig.. it's better than putting your money sa bank.. higher interest and automatic bawas sa payroll nyo so hindi nyo mararamdaman.. try to increase it every 3 years.. or kada magkaka incrase kayo sa salary.. u wont notice it naka 20 years na din kayo.. if you leave it 100 + 100 sa employer.. that's only 200 per month, 2400 per year or 48K for 20 years.. + dividends so baka wala pang 60K yan.. try to make it 1000 to start with.. then increase it as you get more pay...

I agree. The Pagibig MP2 also seems to be profitable. Good investment scheme.

[WallyWest]

don sa mga bata pa.. you should increase your EE share sa pagibig.. it's better than putting your money sa bank.. higher interest and automatic bawas sa payroll nyo so hindi nyo mararamdaman.. try to increase it every 3 years.. or kada magkaka incrase kayo sa salary.. u wont notice it naka 20 years na din kayo.. if you leave it 100 + 100 sa employer.. that's only 200 per month, 2400 per year or 48K for 20 years.. + dividends so baka wala pang 60K yan.. try to make it 1000 to start with.. then increase it as you get more pay...

This was even better before 2010 when BIR taxed you AFTER PAGIBIG deductions. Many of my co-workers took advantage of that. I remember a PAGIBIG rep even encouraged it in one one seminar.

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[papi smith]

Taga Ilocos pala sya [emoji2]