Eligibility Requirements for SSS Pension: Who Qualifies?

Discover who is eligible for SSS pension benefits and the qualifications needed for a secure retirement.

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Qualified for a SSS pension: To be eligible for a Social Security System (SSS) pension, you need to be an SSS member who has paid at least 120 monthly contributions prior to the semester of retirement and be at least 60 years old for voluntary members (65 for automatic retirement). Additionally, you should not be working anymore. Meeting these qualifications ensures you receive your pension benefits.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the requirements for qualifying for an SSS pension? To qualify for an SSS pension, you must be an SSS member with at least 120 monthly contributions and be at least 60 years old if you're a voluntary member (65 for automatic retirement). Additionally, you must not be currently employed.
  2. How can I check my SSS contributions? You can check your SSS contributions by visiting the official SSS website or using the SSS mobile app, where you can access your contribution history by logging in with your credentials.
  3. What happens if I haven't made 120 contributions? If you have not made 120 contributions, you will not qualify for a regular SSS pension. However, you may still be eligible for other benefits or a partial pension depending on your contribution history.
  4. Can I still receive my SSS pension if I continue to work? No, to receive your SSS pension, you must not be working anymore at the time of retirement. Continuing to work can affect your eligibility for the pension benefits.