Have employers paid the contributions for the months during the lockdown? How about the employees' shares considering that they had no salary during those 2months? Could you share info on this? Thank you.
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Have employers paid the contributions for the months during the lockdown? How about the employees' shares considering that they had no salary during those 2months? Could you share info on this? Thank you.
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sakin wala kasi sa record ko last contribution ko was feb 2020 pa
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Same here, Feb 2020 last recod nila contributions.Quote:
Originally Posted by ninjababez
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No contributions but loans were deducted
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Premium Hike to 4% this 2022.
Higher Philhealth Premiums Next Month
https://newstogov.com/wp-content/upl...Philhealth.jpgQuote:
As of 2022, the premium rate is four percent, the income floor is P10,000, while the income ceiling is P80,000,” said PhilHealth Senior Manager for Formal Sector-member Management Group Rex Paul Recoter in a forum on Wednesday, May 4, 2022.
start na sa June.. from 900 to 1600 kung maximum..
https://scontent.fsyd10-1.fna.fbcdn....vg&oe=62B32A85
WTF! Im a govt employee and Im like paying 3 taxes...GSIS, Income Tax, and PhilhealthQuote:
Originally Posted by _Qwerty_
GSIS is ok.. kasi you get to enjoy that when you retire.. and mas maganda pension sa GSIS compared sa SSS na naka fixed sa 20K monthly credit..
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lew_Alcindor
GSIS - The maximum monthly pension for those above 57 years old shall be 80% of the Average Monthly Salary (AMS) received during the last three years immediately preceding retirement. The maximum pension for those aged 57 and below shall be 75% of AMS.
So the higher your salary, the higher your contribution and the higher your pension when you retire.
Ex. if you're earning 100K and you meet the retirement conditions.. you get 80% of that or 80K a month pension.
SSS - dependent on the Maximum salary bracket still pegged at 20K a month..
Ex. If you were born 1970 and you started working 1990, and even if you are getting 100K a month when you retire.. your pension will only be:
https://scontent.fsyd10-1.fna.fbcdn....8g&oe=62B580CC
Lugi talaga sa SSS.:twak2:Quote:
Originally Posted by _Qwerty_