SSS Pension: How Long Do You Receive Benefits?

Discover the duration of SSS pension benefits for retirees and how they provide lifelong support.

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SSS pension is typically payable for life to qualified retirees, starting from the time of retirement. The benefits continue until the death of the retiree, ensuring a continuous stream of support throughout their lifetime.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the eligibility criteria for receiving SSS pension? To qualify for the SSS pension, a member must have at least 120 monthly contributions and must be at least 60 years old at the time of retirement.
  2. Can SSS pension be collected early? Yes, members can collect the SSS pension as early as 60 years old, but this may result in a reduced pension amount.
  3. Is there a maximum amount for SSS pension? Yes, the maximum SSS pension amount is determined by the member's average monthly salary credit and the number of contributions made. There is a cap set by the SSS.
  4. What happens to the SSS pension upon the retiree's death? Upon the death of the retiree, the pension may be passed on to eligible beneficiaries, such as the spouse or children, depending on the specific conditions set by SSS.

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