SSS Salary Loan

₱38,000 SSS Salary Loan Monthly Amortization

₱38,000 SSS Salary Loan Monthly Amortization (2025 Updated with Pro-Rated Interest)

Wondering how much you’ll pay monthly for your ₱38,000 SSS Salary Loan?

If you’re planning to borrow ₱38,000 from SSS this year, this detailed guide will show you the exact monthly amortization, your net take-home amount, and how the pro-rated interest affects your actual loan release.

Let’s break down everything step-by-step using SSS’s official 8% interest rate and real computation examples.


🏦 What Is an SSS Salary Loan?

The SSS Salary Loan is a short-term loan for active SSS members who need extra cash for personal or emergency expenses.

Payments are automatically deducted from your salary if you’re employed or can be made voluntarily if you’re self-employed.

You can apply for:

  • 1-Year Loan: up to 1 month of your Average Monthly Salary Credit (AMSC)
  • 2-Year Loan: up to 2 months of your AMSC

Because ₱38,000 exceeds ₱25,000, it qualifies as a 2-year (24-month) loan.


⚙️ Official SSS Computation Rules (2025)

RuleDescription
Interest Rate8% per annum (based on diminishing balance)
Service Charge1% of approved loan amount (deducted upfront)
Pro-Rated InterestCharged upfront for days from approval date to end of next month
Loan Term24 months
Penalty (if late)1% per month on overdue amortization
Early PaymentAllowed anytime without penalty
Start of AmortizationUsually two months after approval

🧮 Step-by-Step ₱38,000 Salary Loan Computation

Assuming your loan is approved on March 12 2025, SSS will charge pro-rated interest for March 12 – April 30 (50 days) before your regular amortizations begin in May.


🧾 Step 1 – Compute Upfront Deductions

ItemComputationAmount (₱)
Approved Loan38,000
Service Charge (1%)38,000 × 1%380
Pro-Rated Interest (50 days @ 8%)38,000 × 0.08 × 50 ÷ 365417
Total Deductions797
Net Proceeds (Take-Home Cash)38,000 − 797₱37,203

You’ll actually receive ₱37,203 after deductions are applied.


🧾 Step 2 – Compute Monthly Amortization

  • Annual interest = 8%
  • Monthly interest = 0.67%
  • Term = 24 months

➡️ Monthly Amortization = ₱1,725
➡️ Total Repayment = ₱41,400
➡️ Total Interest = ₱3,400 (approx.)


📅 ₱38,000 SSS Salary Loan Amortization Table (24 Months, Rounded)

MoBeg BalanceInterestPrincipalPaymentEnd Balance
138,0002531,4721,72536,528
236,5282441,4811,72535,047
335,0472341,4911,72533,556
433,5562241,5011,72532,055
532,0552141,5111,72530,544
630,5442041,5211,72529,023
729,0231941,5311,72527,492
827,4921831,5421,72525,950
925,9501731,5521,72524,398
1024,3981631,5621,72522,836
1122,8361521,5731,72521,263
1221,2631421,5831,72519,680
1319,6801311,5941,72518,086
1418,0861211,6041,72516,482
1516,4821101,6151,72514,867
1614,867991,6261,72513,241
1713,241881,6371,72511,604
1811,604771,6481,7259,956
199,956661,6591,7258,297
208,297551,6701,7256,627
216,627441,6811,7254,946
224,946331,6921,7253,254
233,254221,7031,7251,551
241,551101,5511,5610

Total Payment: ₱41,400
Total Interest: ₱3,400
Upfront Deductions: ₱797
Net Take-Home: ₱37,203


💡 Try the Free SSS Salary Loan Calculator

Before you apply, use this tool to confirm your exact deductions and monthly payments:
👉 SSS Salary Loan Calculator

You can quickly:

  • Compare 1-year vs 2-year loan terms
  • See service + pro-rated interest deductions
  • View total interest & net take-home

📋 Eligibility Requirements for ₱38,000 Loan

RequirementDescription
Active MemberMust be actively contributing to SSS
Posted ContributionsAt least 72 posted contributions, 6 in last 12 months
Loan StatusNo existing unpaid or delinquent loan
Employer ComplianceEmployer must be up-to-date with SSS remittances
Employment TypeEmployed, self-employed, or voluntary

📉 Why Pro-Rated Interest Is Deducted Upfront

When your loan is approved mid-month, SSS charges interest for the remaining days of that month + the entire next month.

For example: Approved March 12 → charged for March 12 to April 30 (50 days).

StepDescriptionComputation
1Days Covered50
2Annual Interest₱38,000 × 8% = ₱3,040
3Daily Interest₱3,040 ÷ 365 = ₱8.33/day
4Multiply by Days₱8.33 × 50 = ₱417

✅ ₱417 is deducted upfront as pro-rated interest.
This ensures you pay interest only for the actual 50 days before your amortization starts — a fair and accurate system.


⚖️ Payment, Renewal, and Default Rules

PolicyDescription
Late Payment Penalty1% per month on overdue amount
Loan RenewalAllowed after 12 months (half term paid)
Early Full PaymentAllowed anytime without penalty
Default PolicySSS may offset balance from future benefits

👩 Example Case: ₱38,000 Loan for a Working Mom

Ella, an SSS member for 7 years, applies for a ₱38,000 loan on March 12 2025.

Here’s how her loan looks:

  • Approved ₱38,000 loan
  • Deductions: ₱380 (service) + ₱417 (pro-rated interest) = ₱797
  • Cash received: ₱37,203
  • Monthly payment: ₱1,725 × 24 months = ₱41,400
  • Total interest: ₱3,400

Ella’s loan is automatically deducted from her salary, so she doesn’t worry about missing payments.


🧾 TL;DR Summary

ItemDetails
Loan Amount₱38,000
Service Charge (1%)₱380
Pro-Rated Interest (50 days)₱417
Net Cash Released₱37,203
Monthly Amortization₱1,725
Total Repayment₱41,400
Total Interest₱3,400
Loan Term24 months
Penalty (if late)1% per month
First Payment Due2nd month after approval
Eligibility72 contributions (6 recent)

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How much will I receive from ₱38,000 loan?
You’ll receive ₱37,203 after the ₱380 service charge and ₱417 pro-rated interest are deducted.


2. When does payment start?
Typically on the second month after approval (approved in March → first payment in May).


3. Can I settle the loan early?
Yes! Early full payment is allowed without penalty and saves you interest.


4. What happens if I miss a payment?
A 1% monthly penalty applies, and SSS may deduct the balance from future benefits.


5. Can I renew my loan before it’s fully paid?
Yes. You can apply for renewal once half of the term (12 months) is paid.


🌟 Final Thoughts

The ₱38,000 SSS Salary Loan is a manageable and low-interest option for members who need extra funds.
After a ₱797 deduction, you’ll receive ₱37,203 and pay only ₱1,725 per month for 24 months — automatically handled through payroll.

Before applying, make sure your contributions and your employer’s remittances are up-to-date.

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