Title
Emergency Loans for Laid-Off ECC-SSS Members
Law
Letter Of Implementation No. 150
Decision Date
May 1, 1984
Guidelines for emergency loans are provided to displaced workers in the Philippines, offering financial assistance to those who were laid-off after September 1, 1983, with repayment terms and release of funds dependent on the loan duration.
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Q&A (LETTER OF IMPLEMENTATION NO. 150)

The Letter of Implementation No. 150 took effect on January 2, 1984.

ECC-SSS members who were laid off on or after September 1, 1983, and can submit proof of their separation from employment are eligible to apply.

The member must have rendered an aggregate service of at least one (1) year.

A one-month emergency loan shall be repaid within one (1) year.

Two (2) or three (3)-month emergency loans shall be repaid within two (2) years.

The loans bear a simple interest rate of five percent (5%) per year and the interest shall not be deductible in advance.

No service fee shall be charged and any previous loan balance shall not be deducted from the new loan.

Loans are released in two (2) installments for two-month loans and three (3) installments for three-month loans. Subsequent releases require certification that the borrower is still unemployed.

The member must notify the SSS immediately if re-employed under the same employer or notify the SSS if re-employed under a different employer.

It applies only to ECC-SSS members laid off due to the present economic crisis, as certified by their employer or by any other proof of termination or loss of employment.

No, members separated before that date are entitled only to a one-month salary loan under existing SSS policies.

Applications may be processed at the Main Office or any regional, provincial, and district offices of the SSS.


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