QUEZON CITY — The Social Security System (SSS) is set to provide calamity loan assistance to members who have been affected by Typhoon ‘Carina’ in the National Capital Region and in areas that may ...

MALOLOS, Philippines — Members and pensioners of the Social Security System (SSS) displaced by Typhoon Karding may now file their applications for calamity loan. Julie Ann Arellano, acting ...

The Social Security System (SSS) is ready to extend calamity loans to its members who have been affected by Super Typhoon Carina in the National Capital Region and in other areas that have been ...

MANILA, Philippines — Members and pensioners of the Social Security System (SSS) who were affected by the recent typhoons can apply for calamity loans. The SSS said it would start accepting ...

MANILA, Philippines — Members of the state-run Social Security System (SSS) may now avail of calamity loans from the state fund to help them cope with the impact of the coronavirus disease 2019 ...

Over P1.15 billion worth of calamity loan assistance has been granted to almost 70,000 typhoon-affected members under the Social Security System (SSS). In a statement, the SSS said the amount was ...

The Social Security System (SSS) is planning to cut within the year the interest rate on salary and calamity loans, according to SSS president and CEO Robert Joseph De Claro. In a statement on ...

members should log in to their account with the My.SSS portal. Under the e-Services tab, the member-borrower should select the Apply for Calamity Loan tab. 2. Advance three-month pension For SS ...

In a statement, the state pension fund said it started offering last Oct. 5 the calamity loan, an advance three-month pension, and direct house repair and improvement loan for the affected members.

Social Security System (SSS) is offering calamity loan assistance to its members and pensioners who are affected by the eruption of Mayon volcano. In a statement, state pension fund SSS said its ...

In a statement, SSS president and CEO Rolando Ledesma Macasaet said members in typhoon-stricken areas may borrow a loan equivalent to their one monthly salary credit or up to a maximum of P20,000. ...

Macasaet said that interested members can apply for the calamity loan using their My.SSS account via www.sss.gov.ph. “Once approved, the loan proceeds will be credited to the member’s ...