What Happens to SSS Pension Benefits After a Pensioner's Death?

Learn about survivor benefits for SSS pensioners after death and the required documents.

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If an SSS pensioner dies, eligible beneficiaries can receive survivor benefits. These beneficiaries include the legal spouse, dependent children, and in some cases, dependent parents. They must provide required documents such as death certificate, marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, and SSS IDs. Reach out to SSS directly to guide you through the application process.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Who can claim survivor benefits under SSS? Eligible beneficiaries include the legal spouse, dependent children, and sometimes dependent parents of the deceased pensioner.
  2. What documents are needed to apply for survivor benefits? You will need a death certificate, marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, and SSS IDs of the beneficiaries.
  3. How do I apply for survivor benefits from SSS? It's best to contact SSS directly to guide you through the application process for survivor benefits.

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