How to claim the SSS death benefit: requirements and process (2026)
TL;DR: The SSS death benefit pays a monthly survivorship pension to families of members with at least 36 contributions, or...
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How to apply for an SSS Calamity Loan online: complete guide
TL;DR: The SSS Calamity Loan Program (CLP) gives affected members up to ₱20,000 at 7% annual interest, payable in 24...
What happens if I skip or miss a monthly Pag-IBIG MP2 contribution?
TL;DR: Skipping a Pag-IBIG MP2 monthly contribution does nothing to your account. No penalty, no late fee, no notification from...
What are the PhilHealth rules for self-employed, voluntary, and senior citizen members?
TL;DR: As a PhilHealth self-employed or voluntary member, you pay 5% of your declared monthly income (minimum ₱500, maximum ₱5,000)...
Can I pay SSS contributions for past months? The retroactive payment rules explained
TL;DR: SSS does not allow voluntary or self-employed members to back-pay missed contributions. Once a coverage period's deadline closes, that...
What documents do you need to file a PhilHealth claim?
TL;DR: Filing a PhilHealth claim requires different documents depending on how you file. For hospital-filed (facility-based) claims, bring your PhilHealth...
Lump sum vs. monthly contribution in Pag-IBIG MP2: which earns more?
TL;DR: Lump sum wins on returns because your full amount earns dividends from day one. Monthly contributions earn less because...
Who are qualified PhilHealth dependents? Complete guide
TL;DR: PhilHealth dependents are family members who get hospital and medical coverage under your membership at zero extra cost. Qualified...
