in the previous post, i mentioned there will be a separate post on computing the SSS pension so this is it.
as detailed in RA 8282
SEC. 12. Monthly Pension. -
(a) The monthly pension shall be the
highest of the following amounts:
(1) The sum of the following:
(i) Three hundred pesos
(P300.00); plus
(ii) Twenty percent (20%)
of the average monthly salary credit; plus
(iii) Two percent (2%) of
the average monthly salary credit for each credited year of service
in excess of ten (10) years; or
(2) Forty percent (40%) of the
average monthly salary credit; or
(3) One thousand pesos
(P1,000.00): Provided, That the monthly pension shall in no case be
paid for an aggregate amount of less than sixty (60) months.
(b) Notwithstanding the preceding
paragraph, the minimum pension shall be One thousand two hundred
pesos (P1,200.00) for members with at least ten (10) credited years
of service and Two thousand four hundred pesos (P2,400.00) for those
with twenty (20) credited years of service.
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Some terms Monthly Salary Credit - MSC
The
compensation base for contributions and benefits as indicated in the
schedule in Section Eighteen of this Act.
as mentioned, the current maximum MSC is 15,000.00 the minimum for OFWs is 5,000.00 those OFWS participating in the Flexifund should be paying for the maximum. this is 1,560.00 for 15,000.00 Average Monthly Salary Credit - AMSC
The result obtained by dividing
the sum of the last sixty (60) monthly salary credits immediately preceding the
semester of contingency by sixty (60), or the result obtained by dividing the
sum of all the monthly salary credits paid prior to the semester of contingency
by the number of monthly contributions paid in the same period, whichever is
greater: Provided, That the injury or sickness which caused the
disability shall be deemed as the permanent disability for the purpose of
computing the average monthly salary credit.
in short, get the total MSC for last 60 months prior to the semester of contingency and divide by 60 or sum of payments prior to semester of contingency and divide by number of payments for same period
Credited Years of Service - CYS
currently CYS is computed by dividing the number of months paid by 12. so, in the course of say a 30-year payment period, the CYS may be differently computed for some years.
Contingency - The retirement, death,
disability, injury or sickness, and maternity of the member
a small example: | |||||
say your AMSC is 15K for the last 5 years prior to semester of retirement, and your CYS is 20 . your pension computation are as follows under option 1 - 300 + (20% X 15,000) + (2% X 15,000 X (20-10)) = 300 + 3,000 + 3,000 = 6,300.00 under option 2 40% X 15,000 = 6,000 pension is the higher of the 2, so it will be 6,300.00 | |||||
grabi ang liit lang pala ,,hal: nagbayad ka 15yrs ,then ang monthly mo 1560 ang total ay p280.000,,tapos ang pension mo lang p6300,,kulang pa pambili ng gamot,,tssk kilan pa naging ganyan ang cumputation,paano kung 5years lang namatay na hindi na nya npakinabangan yung naihulog nya,,nakkaDISSAPOINT TO THE HIGHEST
ReplyDeleteHow did you compute your example?
DeleteDisappointing to the highest? There is no other insurance retirement option that is better than this.
There is a guaranteed amount for single individuals - this is a 5 year guaranteed monthly pension. it will go to the beneficiary defined by law
At any rate, the guaranteed pension for your example - given the pension is 6,300
I find the formula for the pension unfair to those who worked several years back when the minimum wage was only about P180.00-P240.00 but still we contributed to the SSS based on the rates provided hoping that when the time of receiving our pension comes, we can cope with the high cost of living. Can the SSS please do something to review the formula? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThis is the wrong venue for this.
DeletePlease write to the President of the SSS, or the Chief Actuary of the SSS. Current President of the SSS is Emilio S. De Quiros, brother of the Inquirer columnist. The new Chief Actuary is George Ongkeko. It was formerly Horace T. Templo who is now a columnist at the Manila Standard. His column is "The Filipino Pensioner"
i also wanted to say that one must plan for retirement and not leave it to the government -
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ReplyDeleteDoes it has any bearing in the pension computation if i still continue to pay as voluntary even if i have been paying for 15 years...or is it wiser to stop it especially if I paid the max premium in the last 5 years & divert the premium to another pension company?
ReplyDeleteyes. if you look at the formula, you will see that CYS is a factor. CYS is calendar years of service, which is dependent on the number of years contricutions were paid.
Deletedo not decrease your MSC under any conditions.
no other pension company offers the same guarantee as SSS.