This afternoon, I went to Western Union agent to get the money transferred to me by my brother abroad. The teller asked me a valid ID or the ID Card issued by the government offices or agencies. I don't have other valid ID except my SSS ID. So I presented my SSS ID to the teller.
To make the story short, I successfully claimed the money.
However, the amount of money which is 50,000 pesos made me nervous. It's actually my first time to hold such amount of money. And because of what I feel, I forget to get my SSS ID back.
When I arrived home, I immediately remembered that I presented my SSS ID to the teller of the Western Union agent. I checked my wallet and it was not there. So, I immediately went back to that store and asked the teller my SSS ID.
The teller felt surprised. She said that she already gave me the SSS ID.
I tried searching the area and the street where I walked on but I did find the ID.
I think, I need to get a new one.
Lunes, Marso 21, 2011
Biyernes, Marso 18, 2011
Pay Your SSS Contribution via Coops
The SSS is now starting to accredit cooperatives as the new SSS agents who can collect the payment of the SSS members for the SSS contributions.
However, the cooperatives who wish to become the SSS agent need to file at the SSS office. They must submit documents such as articles of cooperation, by-laws, certification of registration with CDA and audited financial statements for the last three years.
This is good news to all SSS members especially those self-employed or voluntary members who are in places away from the SSS offices or any accredited collecting agencies. At least with this, they now can pay their SSS contributions to the cooperatives near them.
However, the cooperatives who wish to become the SSS agent need to file at the SSS office. They must submit documents such as articles of cooperation, by-laws, certification of registration with CDA and audited financial statements for the last three years.
This is good news to all SSS members especially those self-employed or voluntary members who are in places away from the SSS offices or any accredited collecting agencies. At least with this, they now can pay their SSS contributions to the cooperatives near them.
SSS Website
The SSS website is now fully active although there were times that it was so slow. You can access it at www.sss.gov.ph or click here.
The SSS website offers news and updates related to the SSS including those employers who are sentenced for not paying the premiums of their employees. There you can also find announcements and also the invitation to bid.
But the most important function of the website is serving SSS members by providing information regarding their SSS contributions, SSS Loans and other important SSS relation things. They simply call it the SSS Online Inquiry system.
The only problems though is that it is hard to get registered with the SSS Online Inquiry. If you are self-employed or a voluntary member, you need to enter the SBR number which is printed on the receipt when you pay your monthly contribution. The SBR number on the receipt sometimes couldn't be read.
Another problem is, after registering to the SSS Online Inquiry, the password sent to you by the website sometimes doesn't work when you log in to the website.
The SSS website offers news and updates related to the SSS including those employers who are sentenced for not paying the premiums of their employees. There you can also find announcements and also the invitation to bid.
But the most important function of the website is serving SSS members by providing information regarding their SSS contributions, SSS Loans and other important SSS relation things. They simply call it the SSS Online Inquiry system.
The only problems though is that it is hard to get registered with the SSS Online Inquiry. If you are self-employed or a voluntary member, you need to enter the SBR number which is printed on the receipt when you pay your monthly contribution. The SBR number on the receipt sometimes couldn't be read.
Another problem is, after registering to the SSS Online Inquiry, the password sent to you by the website sometimes doesn't work when you log in to the website.
House Bill for 7,000 Monthly SSS Pension
Representatives Neri Colmenares and Teddy Casino filed the House Bill 4365 which will amend the current SSS Law or the Republic Act 1161. This bill aims to increase the monthly pension of sss retirees to 7,000 Pesos.
This is actually a good move by these congressmen considering that those SSS retirees ten years ago and older are still receiving a very low monthly pension. But everyone is wondering whether the House will pass this bill for it might affect the operation of the entire SSS.
This is actually a good move by these congressmen considering that those SSS retirees ten years ago and older are still receiving a very low monthly pension. But everyone is wondering whether the House will pass this bill for it might affect the operation of the entire SSS.
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