SSS Salary Loan 2026: How to Apply, Compute, and Repay
The SSS Salary Loan is a short-term cash loan for active SSS members needing emergency funds. In 2026, with improved online processing through the My.SSS portal, most applicants receive their loan proceeds within 2–5 banking days. Here is everything you need to know about eligibility, amounts, and repayment.
1. Eligibility Requirements
At least 36 monthly contributions — with 6 of those paid in the 12 months before the loan application
Currently employed or self-employed (not separated for more than 6 months)
No existing delinquent SSS salary loan balance
Employer is up to date with SSS remittances
2. Loanable Amounts
Contributions Paid
Maximum Loan
36–72 monthly contributions
1 month's AMSC
72 or more monthly contributions
2 months' AMSC
Your Average Monthly Salary Credit (AMSC) is the average of your last 12 Monthly Salary Credits before the semester of loan application. With the 2026 MSC ceiling at ₱35,000, the maximum loan is ₱70,000 for qualifying members.
3. Interest Rate and Repayment
Interest rate: 10% per annum
Service fee: 1% of loan amount (deducted upfront)
Repayment term: 24 equal monthly installments
For employed members, repayment is through employer salary deduction
Loan Amount
Monthly Amortization (24 months)
₱20,000
≈ ₱922
₱35,000
≈ ₱1,614
₱70,000
≈ ₱3,228
4. Applying Online via My.SSS Portal
Log in to my.sss.gov.ph and go to "E-Services" → "Salary Loan"
Verify your contribution record and check the "Loan Eligibility" tab
Fill out the online application and select your preferred disbursement channel (UnionBank, BDO, or PESONet-enrolled account)
Your employer will receive a notification to confirm your employment status
Once confirmed, SSS credits the loan to your designated account
Renewal: You may renew your SSS salary loan after paying at least 50% of the outstanding balance and the loan has been outstanding for at least 12 months.
Curious how a salary loan amortization deduction will impact your monthly take-home pay? Try our free calculator.