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FeaturedSSS LoanLiteRead more →From the Citizen's Charter: what to bring, what to pay and how long it takes, for 14 services.
Who must register, voluntary options, kasambahay rules, contributions and MySSS Card.
Learn how to get an SS Number for the first time through mandatory online registration and create a My.SSS account.
Read 02SSS coverage is voluntary for non-working spouses, separated employees, self-employed members with no income, and OFWs whose overseas employment has ended.
Read 03SSS compulsory coverage information for kasambahay or house helpers, including definitions of house helper, domestic services, and household.
Read 04Learn how SSS monthly contributions are computed using the Monthly Salary Credit (MSC) under the Social Security and Employees' Compensation programs, and where to find the official contribution table.
Read 05The MySSS Card is the new SSS functional ID with an EMV chip that replaces the UMID card, obtained through an SSS partner bank after National ID eVerify.
ReadWhat you can claim when sick, disabled, bereaved, or retired, and how to keep your pension active.
Overview of the seven SSS social security benefits for members: sickness, maternity, disability, retirement, death, funeral, and unemployment.
Read 02The SSS sickness benefit is a daily cash allowance paid when a member cannot work due to sickness or injury.
Read 03Disability Benefit is a cash benefit paid as a monthly pension or lump sum to an SSS member who becomes permanently disabled, partially or totally.
Read 04Cash benefit paid as monthly pension or lump sum to the beneficiaries of a deceased SSS member.
Read 05The Annual Confirmation of Pensioners (ACOP) Program requires covered retirement, disability, survivor, and dependent-child pensioners to report to SSS yearly to keep receiving their monthly pension.
ReadBorrow for short-term needs or in retirement, consolidate past-due loans, and pay with a PRN.
Overview of SSS loan programs for members and retirement pensioners, including salary, pension, calamity, conso, and option to sell shares of stocks.
Read 02The SSS Salary Loan is a privilege loan for eligible members for short-term credit needs. Apply via My.SSS and check Circular 2025-004 for requirements.
Read 03SSS Pension Loan is a cash loan for retirement and surviving spouse pensioners with high loanable amount, low interest rate, and no ATM card as collateral.
Read 04The SSS Conso Loan consolidates past-due short-term member loans and waives all penalties upon full payment, with extended repayment terms and no service fee.
Read 05Short-term SSS loan payments for salary, calamity, emergency, and restructured loans require a Payment Reference Number (PRN) under Real-Time Processing of Loans. Generate your PRN via email billing notice, My.SSS, or an SSS branch, then pay at SSS counters or accredited partners.
ReadCreate a My.SSS account or log in, apply for an SS number online, estimate your pension, or submit your Annual Confirmation of Pensioners (ACOP) compliance.
"We've heard the clamor for higher pensions loud and clear." - SSS President Robert Joseph M. De Claro
SSS is strengthening access to its existing programs in response to rising energy costs, inflationary pressures, and the broader economic impact of ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with expanded relief programs and ₱60B in support for members and pensioners.
The updated SSS Contribution Table took effect on January 1, 2025. Read SSS Circulars 2024-006 to 010 for full details.
Tuloy-tuloy ang tanggap ng pension, kapag sa ACOP ay nakatugon. Pensioners can now comply via email or video conference without leaving home.
Apply online via My.SSS
Enhance your My.SSS account protection with Time-based One-Time Password
Available for overseas Filipinos, former Filipinos with acquired foreign citizenship, and foreign nationals
Start your journey to financial freedom with MySSS Pension Booster. Enroll via My.SSS.
Check out the SSS 69th Anniversary Supplement
Short-term financial support, now more convenient and accessible
It pays to be an SSS member. Read about the SSS Coverage program and know the type of membership that's right for you.
Your SSS membership continues even when you're residing abroad - whether you're an overseas Filipino worker, or a permanent resident of another country.
Through your partnership, subsidize SSS contributions for self-employed, land-based Overseas Filipino workers and voluntary members.
Regular payment of contributions is essential to qualify for SSS benefits and loans. Here's how and where you can make your SSS payments.
We're here for you and your family. Know if you're qualified for an SSS benefit or loan, the requirements you need to prepare, and how to apply, wherever you are.
Check out the list of SSS branches and service offices, here and abroad, to find one near you.
We're working to improve how we communicate SSS programs and services. Share your thoughts on our information materials, collaterals, and social media channels - your feedback matters!
Share your thoughts on SSS information materials and social media channels
SSS is strengthening access to its existing programs in response to rising energy costs and inflation.
Stay informed and ensure accurate contributions for the year ahead. Read SSS Circulars 2024-006 to 010.
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