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mandated to provide and administer social security benefits for government employees Government Service Insurance System
created GSIS Commonwealth Act No. 186
Date Commonwealth Act No. 186 was passed November 14, 1936
• Enhanced life policy • Life Endownment Policy 2 Life Insurance Program - GSIS
GSIS provides life insurance after receipt of payment of the 1st monthly premium Enhanced Life Policy
prior to August 1, 2003 also provides coverage against death, permanent total disability, & others Life Endownment Policy
ensures that you are sufficiently rewarded when you finally decide to take that big step towards retirement Retirement Programs
• Retirement under R.A 8291 • Retirement under R.A 660 • Retirement under R.A 1616 • Portability Law (R.A 7699) • Retirement under Presidential Act 1146 Different Retirement Programs - GSIS
5-year lump sum or cash payment with instant pension Retirement under Republic Act 8291
Magic 87 both annuity and lifetime pension Retirement under Republic Act 660
"take-all" option & gratuity payment Retirement under Republic Act 1616
Combine your GSIS and SSS creditable years of service to qualify Portability Law (R.A 7699)
• After May 31, 1977, but before June 24, 1997 • Basic Monthly Pension (BMP) or Cash Payment Retirement under Presidential Act 1146
- benefits granted due to loss or reduction of earning capacity - loss or impairment of normal function - physical / mental - injury / disease Disability Program
compensation package in the event of work-related injury, sickness, disability or death Employees Compensation
• Cash income benefits for disability or death • Medical and related services for injury or sickness • Rehabilitation services • Burial • Survivorship Options - Employees Compensation
when a member dies, his or her beneficiaries are entitled to cash and/or pension benefits Survivorship
Provides a package of benefits in the event of death, disability, sickness, maternity, and old age Social Security Program
Private employee (permanent, temporal, provisional) Coverage - SSS
• Sickness • Maternity • Disability • Retirement • Death & Funeral Benefits - SSS
daily cash allowance paid for the number of days a member is unable to work due to sickness or injury Sickness Benefits
daily sickness allowance is 90% of the average daily salary credit May 4, 1997
cash benefit paid to a member who become permanently disabled, either partially or totally Disability Benefits
atleast one contribution paid prior to the semester Qualification - Disability Benefits
• Monthly pension (paid 36 months+) • Lump sum amount (not paid 36 months) Types of Disability Benefits
cash benefit paid to a member who can no longer work due to old age Retirement Benefits
• 60 yrs old – unemployed – paid 120 monthly contributions • 65 yrs old – employed/not – paid 120 monthly contributions Retirement Benefits - Requirements
• Monthly pension (fully paid 120 months) • Lump Sum (paid less than 120 months) Types of Retirement Benefits
cash paid to the beneficiaries of a deceased member Death & Funeral Benefits
• Monthly pension (fully paid 36 months) • Lump Sum (paid less than 36 months) Type of Death Benefits
Amended C.A #186 - GSIS Republic Act No. 8291
GSIS officially started its operations May 31, 1937
administers: • Employees' Compensation Program (work-related) • General Insurance Fund (non-life coverage) GSIS
GSIS administered General Insurance Fund by virtue of R.A 656
All government personnel receiving fixed monthly compensation and have not reached the mandatory retirement age of 65 years Compulsory Membership
• Government employed • Legislative bodies • GOCC • GFI Regular Members
Required by law to remit regular monthly contributions to the GSIS Uniformed personnel: • AFP • PNP • BJMP • BFP
• Constitutional commissioners • Members of the judiciary Special Members
still in government service Active member
separated from the service - deemed retired Inactive member
9% of actual monthly salary Employee's Share
12% of actual monthly salary Employer's Share
3% of fixed monthly compensation Special Members Contribution
First 10 days of the calendar month following the month to which the contributions apply Remittance of Contribution to GSIS
• Not less than two percent (2%) interest per month • Loan amortizations - imprisonment (1-5 yrs) & fine (10k-20k) • Pay surges & interests Penalty for Late Remittances - Agencies
• Annual dividend privileges are cancelled • Unpaid loans will be deducted from the proceeds that will be due Penalty for Late Remittances - Members
Factors determine Interest Rate • Demand for money • Level of government borrowings • Supply of money • Inflation rate • RBI & Government policies
Long-Term Financial Investment • Post Office Saving Scheme • Company Fixed Deposits • Public Provident Fund • Bonds & Debentures • Mutual Funds
• Compulsory Life Insurance • Optional Life Insurance • Retirement Benefits • Disability Benefits • Death Benefits GSIS - SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS
Government Owned and Controlled Corporation (GOCC) GSIS
• Legitimate Spouse • Legitimate, legitimated, legally adopted, illegitimate children Primary Beneficiaries (Death & Funeral)
Parents Secondary Beneficiaries (Death & Funeral)
secure the future of all employees of the Philippine government provides and administers a pension fund GSIS
transformed into a more comprehensive social insurance scheme 1951
A member separated from the service shall continue to be a member Effect of Separation from the Service
• Employer-based contribution benefit • Employee not required to contribute Employees Compensation
• Unable to work due to sickness & confined • Hospital/home (at least 4 days) • Paid at least 3-month contribution • Used up company sick leaves • Notified employer Sickness Benefits Requirements
provides comprehensive insurance coverage to assets and properties General Insurance Fund
• Resignation • Retirement • Disability • Dismissal from the service • retrenchment Inactive member
very similar to mortgage and savings bank Savings and Loan Association
allowing small farmers to finance their needs Rural Bank
underwriting of securities of other corporations Investment Banks
recieve savings from members and lend funds Buildings and Loan Association
inculcation of the habit of thrift Credit Union
contribute to socio-economic development & clients Private Insurances
provide credit to small borrowers Pawnshops
administering holding property or on deposit Trust Companies
accumulating the savings of it's members Non Stock Savings and Loan Association
extend credit facilities Financing Companies
GSIS started its operation May 13, 1937
SSS started its operation September 1, 1957
impose service charges Demand Deposit
maintained with intention of making transactions Demand Deposit
do not enjoy cheque-ability Time Deposit
less interest rate on fixed deposits Savings Deposit
loan against current assets Cash Credit
Loan that can be recalled by bank anytime Demand Loan
PDIC was established June 22, 1963
PDIC created under R.A 3591
made banks'membership to PDIC mandatory R.A 5571
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