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If an accident, illness, or medical condition has permanently affected your ability to work or use a part of your body, the SSS Disability Benefit exists to give you a cash benefit — either a lifetime monthly pension ...
Read ArticleIf you're a freelancer, small business owner, or someone who left formal employment but still wants SSS benefits like sickness, maternity, disability, and retirement coverage, you can register as either a self-employe...
Read ArticleLosing a job is stressful enough without also worrying about money — the good news is that if you were an SSS member and lost your job through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to a cash unemployment benefit. ...
Read ArticleIf you're a government employee and GSIS member looking for what used to be called a 'GSIS Salary Loan,' you'll notice the program has evolved — GSIS now offers this kind of quick cash assistance through the Multi-Pur...
Read ArticleWhen a typhoon, flood, earthquake, or other calamity hits your area, the Social Security System (SSS) opens up a special short-term loan window specifically for affected members — the SSS Calamity Loan. It's designed ...
Read ArticleLosing a family member who was a GSIS member or pensioner is difficult enough without also having to navigate unfamiliar paperwork during a time of grief. GSIS provides two forms of financial support to qualified surv...
Read ArticleRetiring from a government job in the Philippines comes with a real financial safety net, but only if you understand which of GSIS's four retirement laws applies to you and file the correct paperwork on time. Many ret...
Read ArticleA work-related injury or a sudden illness that keeps you from performing your government job doesn't just affect your health — it can also put your income at risk. The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has a ...
Read ArticleNeed quick cash for a hospital bill, your child's tuition, or a home repair? If you're an active Pag-IBIG Fund member, you don't need to borrow from a loan shark or a 5-6 lender — you can tap your own savings through ...
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