GSIS Rolls Out Quick Micro-Loan Program
GSIS said the facility is expected to support newly hired personnel, lower-income workers and members with limited credit history who may not qualify for larger, long-term loan products.
GSIS said the facility is expected to support newly hired personnel, lower-income workers and members with limited credit history who may not qualify for larger, long-term loan products.
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has introduced a new micro-loan facility designed to give government employees easier access to short- and medium-term financing.
Called “Ginhawa Go,” the program is positioned as a fast and convenient borrowing option for members who may need immediate cash for personal expenses. GSIS described it as a “loan on the go” initiative, offering flexibility in both loan size and repayment terms.
Members may borrow small amounts starting at P1,000, P2,000, P3,000, or P4,000, payable within 30, 60, or 90 days. For those with bigger funding requirements, the loan window ranges from P5,000 to as much as P50,000, with repayment options spread over three, six, 12, 18, or 24 months. This structure allows borrowers to align payments with their financial capacity.
Eligibility is open to members who have paid at least one month of premium contributions. Applications are processed exclusively through the GSIS Touch mobile application, reinforcing the pension fund’s push for digital transactions. Loan proceeds are released upon approval by the Agency Authorized Officer, with funds credited directly to the member’s account.
The interest rate is set at 6 percent per annum for regular members with at least three years of premium payments, while special members are charged 7 percent per annum.
To provide added security, the program includes Loan Redemption Insurance, which settles any outstanding balance in the event of the borrower’s death, shielding the family from additional financial strain.
GSIS said the facility is expected to support newly hired personnel, lower-income workers and members with limited credit history who may not qualify for larger, long-term loan products. Through “Ginhawa Go,” the agency aims to provide a more accessible financing option tailored to the immediate needs of public sector employees.
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