If you’re planning to borrow ₱7,000 from your SSS Salary Loan, you’re probably wondering: 👉 “How much will I really get after deductions?” 👉 “Magkano ang monthly payment ko?” 👉 “And when will my first payment start?”
Don’t worry — this guide breaks it down in simple Taglish so you’ll understand every step, from loan release to final payment, complete with a rounded amortization table for your ₱7,000 loan.
🏦 What Is an SSS Salary Loan?
The SSS Salary Loan is a short-term cash loan available to active SSS members — perfect for those who need extra funds for emergencies, bills, or short-term expenses.
It’s payable in 24 months (2 years), with a fixed 8% annual interest based on a diminishing balance — meaning your interest gets smaller as your balance goes down.
This makes it a fair, low-cost way to borrow compared to credit cards or informal loans.
✅ Who Can Apply for a Salary Loan?
Here’s a quick checklist before applying:
Requirement
Description
SSS Contributions
At least 36 posted contributions (for 1-month loan) or 72 (for 2-month loan)
Recent Payments
6 posted contributions within the last 12 months
Employment Status
Must be employed, self-employed, or voluntary with updated contributions
No Overdue Loan
Must not have any unpaid SSS loan balance
Active Employer Record
For employees, your employer must be active and remitting SSS payments
💡 How SSS Computes Your Salary Loan
Here’s how SSS determines your loan and amortization:
Interest rate: 8% per year
Loan term: 24 months
Service charge: 1% of the approved loan
Pro-rated interest: Charged upfront from approval date to end of following month
Penalty for late payments: 1% per month on unpaid balance
Let’s go through a real example for a ₱7,000 SSS Salary Loan approved on March 17, 2025.
1️⃣ Deductions Before Loan Release
Deduction
Formula
Amount
Service Charge (1%)
₱7,000 × 1%
₱70
Pro-Rated Interest
8% × ₱7,000 × (44 ÷ 365)
₱68
Total Deductions
₱70 + ₱68
₱138
Net Proceeds (Amount You Receive)
₱7,000 − ₱138
₱6,862
🗓️ Why 44 days? Because SSS charges interest from March 17 to April 30, covering the remainder of March (15 days) and the full next month (30 days minus 1 = 44 days total).
📉 Breakdown:
Annual interest = 8% × ₱7,000 = ₱560
Daily interest = ₱560 ÷ 365 = ₱1.53/day
44 days × ₱1.53 = ₱67.32 → Rounded to ₱68
✅ You’ll receive ₱6,862 in your account.
📅 Monthly Amortization for ₱7,000 SSS Salary Loan (Rounded)
The ₱7,000 loan is payable over 24 months, with an 8% annual interest on a diminishing balance. Each monthly payment includes both principal and interest — interest gets smaller, principal gets bigger.
Month
Beginning Balance
Interest (₱)
Principal (₱)
Monthly Payment (₱)
Ending Balance
1
7,000
47
249
296
6,751
2
6,751
45
251
296
6,500
3
6,500
43
253
296
6,247
4
6,247
42
254
296
5,993
5
5,993
40
256
296
5,737
6
5,737
38
258
296
5,479
7
5,479
37
259
296
5,220
8
5,220
35
261
296
4,959
9
4,959
33
263
296
4,696
10
4,696
31
265
296
4,431
11
4,431
30
266
296
4,165
12
4,165
28
268
296
3,897
13
3,897
26
270
296
3,627
14
3,627
24
272
296
3,355
15
3,355
22
274
296
3,081
16
3,081
21
275
296
2,806
17
2,806
19
277
296
2,529
18
2,529
17
279
296
2,250
19
2,250
15
281
296
1,969
20
1,969
13
283
296
1,686
21
1,686
11
285
296
1,401
22
1,401
9
287
296
1,114
23
1,114
7
289
296
825
24
825
6
290
296
0
💰 Monthly Amortization: ₱296 📉 Total Interest Paid: ₱704 📊 Total Payment: ₱7,000 + ₱704 = ₱7,704
💡 Use the SSS Salary Loan Calculator to check your personalized amortization based on your loan amount and term.
🕐 When Does Payment Start?
If your loan is approved on March 17, 2025, here’s the timeline:
March 17 – April 30: Covered by pro-rated interest
May 2025: First amortization payment begins
Final Payment: April 2027
So, you’ll have 24 equal payments of ₱296 each month starting two months after approval.
⚙️ How Is Payment Deducted?
For Employees: Your company automatically deducts ₱296 from your salary each month and remits it to SSS.
For Self-Employed/Voluntary: You can pay manually at SSS branches, accredited payment centers, or online channels like GCash and Maya.
🪙 Can You Pay Early?
Yes, and it’s smart to do so! You can pay in advance or settle in full anytime without penalties. Early payment reduces your total interest and clears your balance faster.
🚨 What Happens If You Miss a Payment?
If you miss a payment, SSS charges a 1% penalty per month on the unpaid amount. Example: If you miss ₱296, that’s ₱2.96 added per month until paid.
If you default long-term, SSS can deduct from future loans or benefits (like maternity, sickness, or retirement).
🧾 TL;DR Summary
Item
Details
Loan Amount
₱7,000
Net Proceeds
₱6,862
Interest Rate
8% per annum
Term
24 months
Monthly Payment
₱296
Total Interest
₱704
Total Payable
₱7,704
Pro-rated Interest (17th approval)
₱68
Service Fee (1%)
₱70
❓ FAQs About ₱7,000 SSS Salary Loan
1️⃣ How much will I actually receive for a ₱7,000 SSS Salary Loan? You’ll receive around ₱6,862 after deducting the 1% service charge and the pro-rated interest.
2️⃣ When does the first payment start? Two months after approval. If approved on March 17, payments begin in May.
3️⃣ How much is the monthly amortization? Around ₱296 per month for 24 months.
4️⃣ Can I pay earlier than scheduled? Yes! You can pay early or in full anytime — no penalties, and it helps reduce interest.
5️⃣ What if my employer fails to remit my payments? SSS considers it your employer’s responsibility. You can report it, and the employer will be liable for penalties.
🏁 Final Thoughts
A ₱7,000 SSS Salary Loan may seem small, but when managed properly, it’s a powerful financial tool. Understanding your pro-rated interest, monthly amortization, and loan timeline keeps you in control of your money and prevents surprises later on.
If you want to double-check your numbers or plan for a different loan amount, try the 👉 SSS Salary Loan Calculator It’s accurate, fast, and perfect for comparing amounts.
💬 Tip: Always track your loan balance through your My.SSS account to ensure your employer’s deductions are remitted properly.
