SSS eyes loan relief, penalty condonation
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The Social Security System (SSS) on Sunday said it is studying the feasibility of offering a loan moratorium for members and a condonation program for contribution penalties for employers as relief measures amid economic challenges.
SSS president and CEO Robert Joseph M. de Claro said the proposed measures aim to provide immediate relief to members and employers facing financial difficulties, allowing continued access to benefits without added burden.
The SSS is also evaluating options to extend contribution payment deadlines for employers and individual paying members to provide greater flexibility.
“We recognize the hardships many Filipinos are enduring,” De Claro said. “SSS remains committed to protecting the welfare of our more than 40 million members.”
He added that the agency is expediting internal reviews and consultations with stakeholders to roll out support measures while safeguarding the long-term sustainability of the fund.
De Claro said the SSS is also pursuing digital initiatives to simplify processes, reduce compliance burden, and ensure timely delivery of services.
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