Title
Temporary lifting of loan moratorium for DepEd staff
Law
Deped Memorandum No. 46
Decision Date
Feb 14, 2003
The Department of Education temporarily lifts the moratorium on new loans for teachers and non-teaching personnel from February 15-28, 2003, to assist with end-of-year tuition and related expenses, while maintaining a review and re-accreditation process for lending institutions.
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Q&A (DEPED MEMORANDUM NO. 46)

The memorandum temporarily lifts the moratorium on new loans for teachers and DepEd non-teaching personnel through the automatic payroll deduction system (APDS).

The moratorium was temporarily lifted for a limited period from February 15 to February 28, 2003.

The Department recognized the need for teachers to pay for end-of-year tuition, dues, and other related expenses including graduation during this period.

APDS is a system that allows lenders to deduct loan repayments automatically from the salaries of teachers and DepEd non-teaching personnel.

The moratorium will automatically resume on March 1, 2003, and will continue until the end of the review and re-accreditation period.

They must submit the new promissory notes and proper Authorities to Deduct to the Office of the Undersecretary for Finance and Administration by March 4, 2003.

Yes, salary deductions for current teacher loans will continue and the remittances will be made monthly to the lending institutions.

No, the moratorium is limited to new salary loans only. Insurance premiums and other mutual assistance programs can continue as before and will be reviewed separately later.

Submitting the new promissory notes and authorities to deduct ensures compliance with the re-accreditation program and proper documentation for loan processing during the temporary lifting period.


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