Do you know that all SSS members can view and check their SSS contributions online? The Social Security System has offered an online facility where you can view your SSS static information, SSS contributions, employment history, loan status, and many more. You no longer have to go to the SSS office to request information about your account since you can do it in the comfort of your home.
It’s important to check your SSS contributions regularly because it ensures that your contributions are remitted properly and on time by your employer. If you’re a self-employed or voluntary member, checking your SSS contributions lets you know if you missed any payments so that you can make the proper adjustments. It will also remind you of your obligations to pay your SSS premiums for the upcoming month or quarter.
Paying your SSS contributions correctly and on time is crucial because you need to pay the required number of monthly premiums within a specified period before applying for an SSS loan or availing of benefits. For instance, you need to have paid at least 36 monthly contributions and 6 monthly contributions within the last 12 months to be eligible for an SSS loan.
In this article, we’ll teach you how to check your SSS contributions online. If you’re not yet an SSS member, you can register to become an SSS member by following our step-by-step guide here.
How to Check Your SSS Contributions Online on the My.SSS Portal
Checking your SSS contributions online is quick and easy with the My.SSS portal. Make sure that you are already have an account with My.SSS. If not, you can go here and register for a free account. You can also read this article to learn how to register and activate your My.SSS account.
Step 1: Open the My.SSS website at member.sss.gov.ph. Enter your User ID and password in the SSS login form and click Sign In.
If you forgot or don’t know your User ID or password, just click “Forgot Password?” to retrieve your SSS login information. SSS will send you an email with instructions on how to recover or reset your User ID or password. Read this article to learn how to reset your SSS password.
Step 2: Once logged in, click “Member Information” and then “My Contributions” as shown on the screenshot below.
Step 3: You can now see a table of SSS monthly contributions, organized by month and year. It shows all the monthly payments you made since you became an SSS member. If it shows “0.00,” that means you (or your employer) have not posted or remitted your contribution for that month.
You can also view a summary of your SSS contributions including total number of contributions and total amount of contributions.
You can print this page by typing Ctrl + P (hold the Ctrl and P keys at the same time).
Step 4: To view your self-employed or voluntary (SE/VM) contributions, just click the “SE/VM CONTRIBUTIONS” tab. You’ll be shown a list of all your monthly contributions as a self-employed or voluntary member. It also includes information such as the amount, transaction type, payment date, and receipt number.
If you notice any discrepancies or inconsistencies regarding your contributions, contact your employer or HR department (if you’re employed) or pay your overdue premiums (if you’re a self-employed or voluntary member). You can also report employers who are delinquent with their payments to the SSS.
How to Check Your SSS Contributions on the SSS Mobile App
If you don’t have a computer or laptop in which to check your SSS contributions on your My.SSS account, you can download the SSS mobile app from Google Play or the App Store instead. The SSS mobile app lets you easily and conveniently check your SSS contributions on your mobile phone, among other things.
Here’s how to check your SSS contributions online using the SSS mobile application:
Step 1: Open the SSS mobile app and login to your account. You can download the SSS mobile app from Google Play or the App Store.
Step 2: Once you’re logged in to your SSS account, look for the “Total Contribution” section and click it. (Refer to the screenshot below.)
Step 3: You can now see a table of your SSS contributions for the current year, as well as the total number of contributions posted and the total amount of contributions you’ve made so far.
To view your SSS contributions for the previous years, just tap the “Select Year” field and choose the year.
How to Check Your SSS Contributions Via Text
SSS has made it easier for members to check their contributions and request information by sending a text message. First, you need to register for the Text-SSS facility by texting SSS<space>REG<space>10-digit SSS number<space>MM/DD/YYYY (birthdate) and send to 2600. For example: SSS REG 7214391082 02/29/1992.
You will then receive a text message along with a four-digit PIN. Use this PIN for your Text-SSS inquiries and transactions.
To check your SSS contributions via SMS, text SSS<space>CONTRIB<space>10-digit SSS number<space>4-digit PIN and send to 2600. For example: SSS CONTRIB 7214391082 1234.
The Text-SSS service costs ₱2.50 per text for Smart and Globe subscribers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check my SSS contributions online?
Log in to the My.SSS portal at member.sss.gov.ph and click Member Information, then My Contributions. The dashboard also shows the total amount and number of posted contributions. The MySSS mobile app shows the same record.
What does 0.00 mean in the contributions table?
It means no contribution has been posted for that month. Employed members should ask their employers whether the payment was remitted. Self-employed and voluntary members can pay the missed premium.
Where can I see my self-employed or voluntary contributions?
Click the SE/VM Contributions tab on the My Contributions page. It lists payments made as a self-employed or voluntary member.
Can I check my SSS contributions through the mobile app?
Yes. The MySSS app shows the total number of posted contributions, the last posted contribution, and monthly records by year after logging in with My.SSS credentials.
What should I do if a contribution is missing?
Employed members should contact their employer or human resources office. Self-employed and voluntary members can pay the overdue premium. Employers that fail to remit contributions can be reported to SSS.
Final Thoughts
As you can see, it’s not that difficult to view your SSS contributions online. We wrote this article because we know that there are still some SSS members who have difficulty in using the My.SSS portal and website. Don’t forget to log out of your SSS account if you’re using a computer in an Internet shop or public place.
For questions and concerns about SSS, just call the SSS hotline number 1-800-10-2255777.
