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SSS releases P18.8 billion in 13th month pension to 3.7 million pensioners

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QUEZON CITY, — In line with the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and emphasized by Finance Secretary Frederick D. Go with the Social Security Commission, the Social Security System (SSS) has successfully credited its annual cash gift to pensioners – the 13th month pension – in two batches on the first week of December 2025, ensuring additional financial support during the holiday season.

The first batch, released on Dec. 1, 2025, covered around 2.13 million pensioners with a total amount of P10.5-B credited to their accounts. The second batch, credited on 4 December 2025, covered around 1.53 million pensioners, amounting to P8.3-B. In total, P18.8-B was distributed to around 3.66 million pensioners.

SSS President and CEO Robert Joseph M. de Claro said the annual cash gift is part of SSS’ commitment to support its pensioners during the holiday season.

“This is our way of giving back to our pensioners who have contributed to the System during their productive years. We hope this additional benefit brings joy and relief to them and their families this Christmas,” de Claro said.

This year’s 13th-month pension is higher for pensioners as of Aug. 31, 2025, following the implementation of the Pension Reform Program starting September 2025. Under this reform program, retirement and disability pensioners received a 10% increase, while survivorship pensioners received a 5% increase, ensuring greater financial security for beneficiaries.

The 13th-month pension is automatically credited to the accounts of all SSS pensioners receiving retirement, disability, and survivorship pensions. SSS reminds pensioners to ensure their bank account details are updated to avoid delays in crediting.

SSS assures the public of its continuous commitment to prudent stewardship of members’ funds. For 2024, the Commission on Audit (COA) issued an unmodified opinion, affirming the System’s fund integrity, overall financial soundness, and adherence to good financial governance, even as specific audit observations are being addressed through established corrective measures.

For more information, inquiries, or feedback, members may contact the SSS through hotline 1455, email usssaptayo@sss.gov.ph, and our branches. See us also through our website (www.sss.gov.ph) or our social media accounts (Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, Viber, X, and Youtube) under the MYSSSPH handle for the latest announcements and instructional material on SSS programs.

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SSS extends calamity loans to Tino-affected members in Cebu

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THE SOCIAL Security System (SSS) announced that its members in Cebu affected by Typhoon Tino may avail of the Calamity Loan Program (CLP) starting Nov. 6, 2025, up to Dec. 5, 2025, providing immediate financial relief as recovery efforts continue across the province.

SSS president and CEO Robert Joseph Montes de Claro said that the CLP provides qualified SSS members in Cebu with immediate access to emergency funds for their essential needs in tandem with recovery efforts undertaken by the national and local government.

“We understand how life-changing the devastation brought by Typhoon Tino is to workers and their families in Cebu. Our priority is to provide immediate, accessible support to help them get back on their feet,” De Claro said.

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) has placed all 53 cities and municipalities in Cebu under a state of calamity after Tropical Cyclone Tino struck the province last 4 November 2025.

NDRRMC estimates show more than 200,000 families and 700,000 individuals were affected, with more than 200,000 pre-emptively evacuated and more than 400,000 displaced.

CLP terms and eligibility

Under the CLP, qualified members may borrow up to P20,000 at 7% interest rate with a repayment period of 24 months. Applications can be submitted online via My.SSS facility.

De Claro said that once approved, loan proceeds will be credited directly to their enrolled disbursement account.

Major qualification requirements are:

  • Residing or working in an area declared under the State of Calamity;
  • Have at least 36 monthly contributions – six of these must be posted within 12 months preceding the month of filing. Individually paying members must have paid at least six contributions under their current membership type;
  • Have an online account with SSS (My.SSS) to file an online application;
  • No past due loan accounts and no outstanding restructured loans;
  • Not have been granted any final benefit;
  • Of legal age and under 65 years of age at the time of the loan application; and
  • Have not been disqualified due to fraud committed against the SSS.

In addition, SSS also activated a separate CLP for members who were affected by Tropical Storm Ramil in Roxas City and in the Municipality of Sigma in Capiz.  Qualified SSS members who live or work in these areas may apply for a calamity loan from Nov. 5, 2025, to Dec. 4, 2025.

De Claro emphasized that calamity loans act as a bridge for affected members to tide them over and hasten recovery.

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SSS activates Calamity Loan Program for members affected by Davao Oriental earthquake

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QUEZON CITY – The Social Security System (SSS) announced that, starting Thursday, October 16, it has activated a Calamity Loan Program (CLP) for members in Davao Oriental who were affected by the two powerful earthquakes that struck the province last week.

SSS president and CEO Robert Joseph Montes De Claro said the CLP aims to give timely financial support to SSS members living or working in the earthquake-affected areas.

Following the declaration of a State of Calamity for all 11 cities and municipalities in Davao Oriental by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) due to the twin earthquakes, De Claro emphasized SSS’ commitment to assist its members during this difficult time.

“We at the SSS are deeply committed to supporting our members in Davao Oriental. We understand the challenges they face after the earthquake, and we are here to provide timely assistance to help them recover from this calamity,” he said.

Qualified members can avail of calamity loans of up to P20,000 at a lowered interest rate of 7% per annum. Applications can be filed online through their My.SSS account and approved loans will be credited directly to the member’s enrolled bank account.

To qualify for the calamity loan, members must:

  • Reside or work in an area declared under State of Calamity;
  • Have at least 36 monthly contributions, with at least six posted within the last 12 months before filing. Individually paying members must have paid six contributions under their current membership type;
  • Have an active My.SSS account;
  • Have no past due loans or outstanding restructured loans;
  • Have not been granted any final benefit;
  • Be of legal age and under 65 at the time of application; and
  • Have not been disqualified due to fraud against the SSS.

Employed members are reminded that their employers must be updated on SSS contributions and loan remittances to qualify.

De Claro assured the public that SSS will remain a reliable partner of Filipino workers, helping them rebuild their lives in the aftermath of disasters.

“We further remind our members about SSS’ benefit and loan programs that may be relevant to them during these difficult times.  The Pension Loan Program (PLP) was also recently enhanced, allowing retirement pensioners to borrow up to P300,000 and, now, survivor pensioners can also avail of the PLP and borrow up to P150,000.  Thus, there is a loan facility for actively contributing members and for retirement or survivor pensioners,” De Claro added.

The earthquakes struck last October 10, with the first measuring 7.4 magnitude at 9:43 a.m. and the second with a magnitude of 6.8 at around 9:12 p.m. The epicenter was near Manay, Davao Oriental. The NDRRMC reported that over 200,000 families were affected and nearly 13,000 individuals were displaced.

The revised Calamity Loan Program guidelines, issued earlier this year, enable faster activation within seven working days of a calamity and feature a reduced interest rate of 7% per annum for members with a good credit record, down from 10%. The streamlined process enables SSS to provide immediate relief to members affected by natural disasters, such as the earthquakes in Cebu and Davao Oriental.

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San Quintin LGU to fully subsidize the SSS contribution of over 200 barangay workers

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URDANETA CITY – Social Security System (SSS) Luzon Central 1 Vice President Vilma P. Agapito and San Quintin Mayor Farah Lee Lumahan signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) to register San Quintin LGU as the first Contribution Subsidy Provider in Pangasinan.

Starting September 2025, 217 barangay workers will receive a P760 monthly subsidy for their SSS contributions, totaling P164,920 in monthly support. The program will be fully funded by the local government throughout the term of Mayor Lumahan, as part of the municipal government’s efforts to enhance social protection for community-based workers.

SSS Vice President for Luzon Central 1 Division Vilma P. Agapito said that the groundbreaking agreement between SSS and an LGU is the first of its kind in Pangasinan and Luzon Central 1 Division, which covers Barangay Health Workers (BHW), Barangay Population Workers (BPW), Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNS), and Child Development Workers (CDW) of the said municipality.

 “Through this MOA, we are bringing social security protection closer to our grassroots workers who serve as frontliners in their communities. This collaboration with the San Quintin LGU is a trailblazing initiative that we hope other local governments will replicate,” Agapito said.

She further emphasized that consistent and regular SSS contribution remittance ensures long-term protection and access to a wide range of benefits such as sickness, maternity, disability, retirement, funeral, and death benefits. Members also become eligible for salary and calamity loans, providing immediate financial assistance in times of need.

Meanwhile, San Quintin Mayor Farah Lee Lumahan highlighted the LGU’s commitment to the barangay workers.

“Our barangay workers have long been the backbone of community service. By partnering with SSS under the CSPP, we are ensuring that their sacrifices and contributions are recognized through social security protection. This is just the beginning, as we also commit to include our Civic Volunteer Organization (CVO) workers in 2026,” she said.

SSS Urdaneta is also conducting courtesy meetings with other LGUs in its jurisdiction to offer the CSPP, in the hope that they will follow San Quintin’s lead in providing a subsidy for the social security coverage of their barangay workers.

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SSS offers Calamity Loan Program to Cebu earthquake victims, typhoon-affected members

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IN RESPONSE to the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and the instruction of Finance Secretary and Social Security Commission Chairperson Ralph G. Recto to provide immediate relief to those devastated by the 6.9 magnitude earthquake in Cebu, the Social Security System (SSS) announced that affected SSS members can now apply for a calamity loan effective today, 2 October 2025.

SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Robert Joseph Montes De Claro said that the new guidelines of the SSS Calamity Loan Program, now in place, allow SSS to respond sooner and immediately provide financial support through Calamity Loans for affected SSS members, featuring a lowered interest rate of 7% per annum and a loanable amount of up to P20,000.  

“We want to assure our members that they can rely on SSS in times of calamities and other natural disasters. Our goal is to support the quick recovery of our members in quake-hit areas by providing them with an accessible loan program,” De Claro stated.

De Claro said that the program’s loan activation process has been significantly shortened, enabling SSS to provide immediate financial assistance to affected members.  

He said that members can apply for the calamity loan using their My.SSS account. Once approved, loan proceeds will be credited directly to their enrolled disbursement account.

To qualify, members must meet the following major requirements:

  • Must be residing or working in an area declared under State of Calamity;
  • Must have at least 36 monthly contributions. At least six of these must be posted within the last 12 months before filing. Individually paying members must have paid at least six contributions under their current membership type;
  • Must have online account with SSS (My.SSS) to file an online application;
  • Must have no past due loan accounts and no outstanding restructured loans;
  • Must not have been granted any final benefit;
  • Must be of legal age and under 65 years of age at the time of the loan application; and
  • Must have not been disqualified due to fraud committed against the SSS.

For employed members, their employers must be updated on SSS contributions and loan remittances.

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) has declared a State of Calamity for all cities and municipalities in Cebu Province following a powerful earthquake that struck last 30 September 2025.

Calamity loan for typhoon-hit members

In addition to Cebu, De Claro emphasized that the SSS Calamity Loan Program extends vital financial relief to members affected by the recent tropical cyclones — Mirasol, Nando, and Opong — and the enhanced southwest monsoon that has disrupted lives and livelihoods across the country.

“The series of typhoons in the past several days has affected the daily lives and livelihood of our members in different parts of the country. Through our new Calamity Loan Program, SSS is now more responsive to the needs of affected SSS members as the loan window is announced and implemented within a few days from declaration of State of Calamity, providing immediate financial support and helping them recover sooner from these weather disturbances,” De Claro said.

The NDRRMC declared a State of Calamity over 85 towns and cities in Ilocos Norte, Cagayan, Oriental Mindoro, Romblon, Masbate, Aklan, and Maguindanao del Sur as a result of these weather events, as follows:

De Claro emphasized SSS’ continued commitment to help members recover and rebuild as fast as possible after calamities. 

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SSS launches EMV-equipped, dual-function MySSS Card

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QUEZON CITY – In response to the Sept. 8, 2025, directive issued by Department of Finance Secretary and Social Security Commission ex-officio Chair Ralph G. Recto to roll out faster services to pensioners and members, the Social Security System (SSS) has officially launched the MySSS Card – designed to transform the way Filipino workers, pensioners, and their beneficiaries access their social security benefits and financial services.

SSS president and chief executive officer Robert Joseph Montes De Claro stated that the MySSS Card fulfills two purposes. It acts as an official ID, replacing the long-standing Unified Multi-Purpose Identification (UMID) card. It also operates as a fully functional debit card linked to a savings account.

De Claro noted that the card is equipped with an EMV chip. It is integrated with the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) eVerify and biometric authentication. This provides a safe and convenient way for members to access SSS benefits and loans, as well as manage their daily financial transactions.

It merges social security benefits with digital banking, offering members a comprehensive way to access benefits, loans, and pensions quickly and conveniently. The card can also be used for shopping, public transport fares, and online purchases, De Claro explained.

The card will be issued exclusively through SSS partner banks. Issuance will start with Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) and will later include other banks such as Asia United Bank (AUB), China Bank, and Union Bank of the Philippines.

De Claro said the MySSS Card will automatically serve as the main disbursement account for SSS members. “Once members apply for the MySSS Card, we will link their partner bank savings accounts to SSS for benefits, loans, and other proceeds. They no longer need to enroll the MySSS Card in the Disbursement Account Enrollment Module (DAEM).”

He stated that starting today, 1 October 2025, SSS will accept applications for the MySSS Card. RCBC, through its digital arm DiskarTech, will be the card’s first implementer.

“The SSS and RCBC partnership marks a significant milestone in the digital transformation of government services,” he continued. “The MySSS Card’s rollout will expand as more partner banks join the program. This will provide more options for card issuance and banking features.”

How to Apply for the MySSS Card

The MySSS Card is available to all SSS members, pensioners, individual claimants, beneficiaries, and representative payees who meet the following requirements:

  • Possess a permanent SS number;
  • Have an active account on the My.SSS Portal with updated personal details, including local address, mobile number, and email; and
  • Be registered with the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) under the National ID system, previously known as the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys).

Members with old SSS, UMID, or previous ID cards may apply for the MySSS Card to replace lost or existing cards.

De Claro said the MySSS Card application is simple and can be completed via My.SSS. “Members choose their partner bank—initially RCBC—and consent to data sharing between SSS, the National ID system, and the bank.”

After online verification and identity confirmation, members open a bank account either using their online app or by visiting a branch. For RCBC, members use the DiskarTech app to open the account.

The partner bank will produce and distribute the cards. Metro Manila residents will receive their cards within 15 working days, while those outside Metro Manila will receive theirs within 20 working days.

He concluded that launching the MySSS Card is part of a larger government push. This initiative is led by Finance Secretary and Social Security Commission ex-officio Chair Recto, who has championed reforms within the SSS to enhance its service delivery.

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SSS launches LoanLite powered by UnionBank to protect against loan sharks

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THE SOCIAL Security System (SSS) proudly announces the launch of SSS LoanLite, a groundbreaking micro-lending program powered by Union Bank of the Philippines.  This initiative is designed to provide accessible, secure, and affordable credit to millions of SSS members, especially those vulnerable to predatory lending practices.

During Serbisyong NextGen – Celebrating 40 Years of SSS and UnionBank Partnership held at NuStar Hotel and Resort, Cebu last 17 September 2025, SSS President and CEO Robert Joseph Montes De Claro and UnionBank President and CEO Ana Aboitiz Delgado led the ceremonial unveiling of SSS LoanLite.

“We’ll be launching something new – a micro loan program for our members powered by UnionBank.  This will really help each Filipino, members of SSS, not to fall victims to loan sharks,” De Claro said in his Keynote Message at the event.

UnionBank President and CEO Delgado talked about the partnership highlights between the two institutions and looked forward to future collaborations.  “We are also proud to be the first banking partner for SSS’ upcoming micro loan program – a short-term, socially-responsive loan designed to support members in times of financial need,” Delgado said in her Keynote Message at the event.

The People’s Governor of Cebu Pamela S. Baricuatro (center) graced the event and delivered a Welcome Message to SSS and UnionBank executives, employees, clients, and guests congratulating SSS and UnionBank for 40 years of partnership and impact showing what is possible when government institutions and private sector share a mission of service and transformation.

SSS LoanLite offers short-term loans with tenors ranging from 15 to 90 days, tailored to meet the urgent financial needs of Filipino workers, including Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). The program is part of SSS’s broader digitalization and financial inclusion strategy, ensuring that members can access credit without falling prey to loan sharks.  The plan is to grow the loan book for SSS LoanLite to P40-B within the next two (2) years.

“Through our partnership with UnionBank, we are taking a bold step toward protecting our members from exploitative lending and enhancing their access to responsible financial services,” De Claro added. “SSS LoanLite is more than just a loan—it’s a lifeline for our members during times of need.”

Key Features of SSS LoanLite:

  • Loan amounts tailored to member needs (range between P5,000 to P20,000)
  • 15 to 90-day repayment terms
  • 8% interest rate per annum plus reasonable service fee
  • Fully digital application and approval process
  • Direct crediting to UnionBank accounts or MySSS Card
  • Protection against informal lending and loan sharks

The launch of SSS LoanLite marks a significant milestone in the public-private collaboration between SSS and UnionBank, reinforcing their joint vision of inclusive, tech-enabled financial services for all.

SSS members are encouraged to stay tuned for the official rollout (targeted by end-2025) and application details via the SSS website and UnionBank Online App.

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SSS names Mindanao Times as Best Media Partner for Print in Mindanao 

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MINDANAO Times was recognized as one of the Social Security System’s Best Media Partners for Print in Mindanao during the Balikat ng Bayan Awards at the Fili Hotel ballroom, located within the Nustar Resort in Kawit Island, South Road Properties, Cebu City, on Sept. 17, 2025.

TIMES is one of the 12 awardees nationwide, and only four in Mindanao, representing print, broadcast, and social media. The paper’s editor-in-chief, Joel B. Escovilla, received the Plaque.

Established in 1995, Balikat ng Bayan is a way for SSS to honor partner institutions, companies, and individuals who have made significant contributions to the state-run social insurance program in fulfilling its mandate.

Apart from the 12 media awardees, the SSS also handed out awards to the Top Employers, Disbursement and Collection Partners, and the Best Partner Agent. The winners were recognized for complying with the Social Security Law regarding employee coverage, actively participating in SSS programs, and submitting reports promptly.

The awarding ceremony was even more significant since it coincided with the month-long 68th anniversary celebration of the SSS.

SSS president and CEO Robert Joseph de Claro led the celebration, along with top executives from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Councilor Nyza Archival also graced the event to deliver the speech of her uncle, Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival.

Photo credit to SSS

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SSS to roll out historic pension reform program starting September 2025

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THE SOCIAL Security System (SSS) will implement a landmark Pension Reform Program starting September 2025, in line with the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and following the discussion of Finance Secretary Ralph G. Recto with the President on the matter.  Supported by comprehensive actuarial studies, the program features a structured, three-year increase in pensions for all SSS pensioners – the first multi-year adjustment of its kind in the institution’s 68-year history.

The SSS Pension Reform Program was approved by the Social Security Commission (SSC) under Resolution No. 340-s.2025 dated 11 July 2025.

Corresponding SSS Circular on the program shall be published accordingly in a newspaper of general circulation.

Anchored on Republic Act No. 11199 (Social Security Act of 2018), particularly Section 4 empowering the SSC to adjust pension benefits, this reform answers the long-standing call for higher pensions while ensuring the fund’s long-term stability.

“We’ve heard the clamor for higher pensions loud and clear,” said SSS president and CEO Robert Joseph M. De Claro. “With the guidance of Finance Secretary and SSC Chairperson Ralph G. Recto, and after careful actuarial review, we are rolling out a rational and sustainable pension increase that uplifts all pensioners without compromising the fund’s actuarial soundness.”

Pension increases from 2025 to 2027

The increases will be implemented in three annual tranches every September:

  • September 2025 (for pensioners as of 31 August 2025):
    • 10% increase – Retirement and Disability Pensioners
    • 5% increase – Death or Survivor Pensioners
  • September 2026 (for pensioners as of 31 August 2026):
    • Additional 10% increase – Retirement and Disability Pensioners
    • Additional 5% increase – Death or Survivor Pensioners
  • September 2027 (for pensioners as of 31 August 2027):
    • Additional 10% increase – Retirement and Disability Pensioners
    • Additional 5% increase – Death or Survivor Pensioners

After three years, pensions will have increased by approximately 33% for retirement/disability pensioners and 16% for death/survivor pensioners.

Sample Pension Increases (2025-2027)The table below illustrates the estimated pension increases for sample cases over the three-year implementation period (2025–2027).

Reform principles

The program is guided by three principles:Uplifting all pensioners through inclusive benefit adjustments.

Recovering from inflation to protect purchasing power.Promoting the value of working, saving, investing, and prospering, as mandated by RA 11199.

Impact and financial sustainability

According to the SSS Chief Actuary, the reform will result in only a manageable reduction of fund life from 2053 to 2049, offset by stronger cash flows from previous contribution reforms and enhanced collection efforts.

“Our actuarial team confirms that the fund remains financially sound,” De Claro stressed. “We are committed to restoring fund life back to 2053 through coverage expansion and improved collection efficiency.”

The reform will benefit over 3.8 million pensioners, including 2.6 million retirement/disability pensioners and 1.2 million survivor pensioners, and is projected to inject ₱92.8 billion into the economy from 2025 to 2027.

No contribution increase

This Pension Reform Program (PRP) will not necessitate any contribution increase unlike the ₱1,000 additional benefit allowance given to all pensioners starting 2017 that immediately required contribution increases to restore financial stability to the SSS fund.

The SSS Pension Reform Program of 2025 marks a historic step toward a more inclusive and responsive social security system—one that protects the dignity and well-being of Filipino retirees and their families.

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Banking meets benefits with the Union Bank MySSS Card

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THE SOCIAL Security System (SSS) and Union Bank of the Philippines (UnionBank) have announced the development of the MySSS Card, a groundbreaking 2-in-1 solution that combines an SSS-issued functional ID with a UnionBank-powered Visa debit card. This new offering builds on the success of a previous card partnership that saw hundreds of thousands of cards issued since the initial rollout in October 2022.

“This partnership marks a major step forward in making government services more accessible and efficient for our members,” said Robert Joseph M. De Claro, president and CEO of SSS. “The MySSS Card empowers our members with a secure and convenient way to receive their benefits, while also serving as an official SSS-recognized ID.”

Once available, the MySSS Card provides members with an even more secure and convenient way to receive their SSS benefits, loans, and refunds directly through a UnionBank savings account. Through a simple online application via the UnionBank Online app, an SSS member will be able to access a Visa debit card that supports worldwide transactions, digital payments, and mobile banking.

“Together with SSS, we are once again reimagining what banking can be like for millions of Filipinos,” said Ana Aboitiz Delgado, president and CEO of UnionBank. “This new product will allow SSS members with a Philsys ID to get a MYSSS card, broadening the eligible base to over 40 million Filipinos. We are proud to be partners in this initiative that enhances financial inclusion.“

The MySSS Card is designed for today’s digitally inclined Filipinos who value speed, security, and simplicity in their financial and government transactions. It reflects a shared commitment between SSS and UnionBank to make basic financial services more accessible, especially to the unbanked. 

Members are encouraged to stay tuned for the official release of the MySSS Card. It is worth looking out for as the MySSS Card represents a promise of faster, safer, and smarter access to SSS member benefits through innovative government-private collaboration.

For more information, visit www.unionbankph.com. You can also follow for updates on UnionBank’s official social channels, namely Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, or YouTube. Deposits are insured by PDIC up to ₱1,000,000 per depositor. For any concerns, you can contact us through our Customer Service Hotline at (+632) 8841-8600. Union Bank of the Philippines is regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas with website: https://www.bsp.gov.ph.

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