What is the Death Benefit Amount from SSS in the Philippines?

Discover how death benefits work under SSS Philippines, including eligibility and payout options for beneficiaries.

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The death benefit from the SSS Philippines can be received as a lump-sum amount or as a monthly pension. The monthly pension is granted to primary beneficiaries (i.e., legal spouse and dependent children) if the deceased member had paid at least 36 monthly contributions before death. Secondary beneficiaries receive a lump-sum if no primary beneficiaries are available, or if the deceased member had less than 36 monthly contributions. Make sure to check the latest SSS guidelines for specific amounts and eligibility criteria.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Who qualifies for the SSS death benefit? Primary beneficiaries like the legal spouse and dependent children qualify if the deceased had at least 36 monthly contributions.
  2. What are the payout options for SSS death benefit? Payout can be a lump-sum or monthly pension depending on the beneficiaries and the deceased's contribution record.
  3. Can secondary beneficiaries receive SSS benefits? Yes, secondary beneficiaries receive a lump-sum if no primary beneficiaries are available or if contributions are less than 36.

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