When Will You Get Paid? SSS & GSIS Pension Payment Dates For 2025

When Will You Get Paid? SSS & GSIS Pension Payment Dates For 2025

For millions of retirees in the Philippines, staying updated with the SSS and GSIS pension payment schedules is critical. As 2025 progresses, both the Social Security System (SSS) and the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) have released clear timelines to ensure timely disbursement of pensions.

This guide breaks down all the important payout dates, disbursement methods, and what retirees need to know to avoid delays or missed payments.

SSS Pension Payment Schedule 2025

The SSS pension is credited every month based on the pensioner’s Social Security (SS) number, specifically the penultimate digit.

Payouts occur in two batches each month:

  • First Batch: Pensioners whose SS numbers end in 1 to 5
  • Second Batch: Pensioners whose SS numbers end in 6 to 0

Disbursements are made through PESONet-participating banks, e-wallets, or accredited remittance centers.

SSS Monthly Payment Dates (2025)

MonthBatch 1 (1–5)Batch 2 (6–0)
JanuaryJan 3Jan 10
FebruaryFeb 3Feb 10
MarchMar 4Mar 10
AprilApr 3Apr 10
MayMay 5May 10
JuneJun 4Jun 10
JulyJul 3Jul 10
AugustAug 4Aug 10
SeptemberSep 3Sep 10
OctoberOct 3Oct 10
NovemberNov 4Nov 10
DecemberDec 3Dec 10

Tip: If the credit date falls on a weekend or holiday, the payment is made on the working day before.

GSIS Pension Payment Schedule 2025

For GSIS pensioners, the payment is typically credited on the 8th day of each month. If the 8th falls on a weekend or holiday, the payout is advanced to the nearest working day.

GSIS Monthly Payment Dates (2025)

MonthScheduled Release
JanuaryJan 8
FebruaryFeb 7
MarchMar 10
AprilApr 8
MayMay 9
JuneJun 6
JulyJul 9
AugustAug 8
SeptemberSep 9
OctoberOct 8
NovemberNov 7
DecemberDec 9

Disbursement Methods: Where Will You Receive Your Pension?

SSS Pensioners

  • Bank Transfer via PESONet: Direct to bank accounts linked to My.SSS.
  • e-Wallets: GCash and similar platforms.
  • Remittance Centers: For those without bank access or digital wallets.

GSIS Pensioners

  • GSIS eCard / UMID Card: Serves as both ID and ATM card.
  • Direct Bank Credit: For retirees with updated bank accounts linked to GSIS.

Ensure your account is active and updated to prevent failed transactions or delays.

Annual Confirmation of Pensioners (ACOP)

Both SSS and GSIS require retirees to undergo the Annual Confirmation of Pensioners (ACOP) to verify their status.

  • SSS ACOP: Required during the pensioner’s birth month.
  • GSIS ACOP: Confirmation may be done in person or through video call, especially for pensioners overseas or with mobility issues.

Failure to comply may result in suspension of monthly pension.

How to Avoid Payment Issues

To ensure seamless payouts:

  • Link your SS or GSIS number to your preferred disbursement account.
  • Keep your ACOP updated.
  • Ensure your contact information is current.
  • Monitor your bank account around the release date.

Timely compliance with ACOP and maintaining updated records are crucial for uninterrupted pension payments.

Being informed about the SSS and GSIS pension schedules for 2025 allows pensioners to plan their monthly budgets with confidence. By tracking key dates, keeping your disbursement details updated, and completing your annual confirmation, you ensure uninterrupted pension benefits every month.

Stay alert, stay compliant, and secure your well-earned benefits on time.

FAQs

What should I do if I didn’t receive my pension on time?

Wait 1–2 business days for late crediting. If there’s no update, contact the pension hotline or visit the nearest branch to report the issue and validate your account.

Can I change my payout bank or channel?

Yes, SSS pensioners can update disbursement accounts via the My.SSS portal. GSIS pensioners can do so through the GSIS contact center or eGSISMO portal.

Will there be an increase in pension for 2025?

As of now, no official pension increase has been confirmed for 2025. Pensioners are advised to monitor announcements for any updates.

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