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Pag-IBIG Announces to OFW Members to Review their Membership to Avoid Delay in Claiming Benefits

February 11, 2019 By proudbrown

Are you an Overseas Filipino Worker and a Pagibig Fund member or do you know someone who is? Pagibig Fund released a statement regarding membership details so you can prevent delays when you or anyone you know during benefit claims. You use your Pagibig Membership ID during transactions with the agency that’s why it’s important that it is always updated. Kalin Franco-Garcia, Vice President for Public Relations and Information gave the statement after an OFW working in Kuwait mentioned that he has not yet received his retirement benefits after 6 months of applying the claim.

OFW Noel Maglupay told his ordeal to ‘Tapat na Po’ show from ABS-CBN. He said that he went to Pagibig Fund Office in Makati to claim his benefits. He was then told there are still problems from his two former companies. The agency said that this is the reason why they still can’t process the claim; Pagibig Vice President for Public Relations and Information answered by saying that this happened because the contributions of the OFW were processed within the ‘different sectors of the agency’. Because of this, his records need to undergo consolidation before the agency can finalize the claim.

Franco-Garcia mentioned that members should make sure that their contributions are under only one membership ID. He also adds that members should submit their employment history as fast as they can to start the processing. He stressed out that employment history should be complete when they are submitting their claims. He also said that there are 95% of Pagibig Fund members who have problems with their memberships. The solution to this is to submit pertinent records about your membership to the agency. As much as they want to give out the benefits at once, if the problems come from members themselves then there’s not so much they can do but wait for the members to submit all required documents.

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February 9, 2019 By proudbrown

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February 9, 2019 By proudbrown

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LTO Fines and Penalties for Traffic and Administrative Violations

February 6, 2019 By proudbrown

Here in the Philippines, most drivers would say that they are the best drivers but many don’t even know the basics of LTO violations. If you are a driver and, you should be concern about the wellbeing of others too, don’t you think? If you are then read this because it will help you a lot especially in avoiding getting a ticket that will require you to pay fine.

Driving without Your License

Who does that? Well, apparently a lot considering it’s included in the list. Whether or not you’re going on a road trip or a quick drive, be mindful and bring your driver’s license with you. The last thing you want is to shell out money because you were irresponsible to bring it.

Driving without license fine: Php1,500

Driving with a suspended or revoked license fine: Php1,000

Driving with No Seatbelt

For safety reasons, you should have your seatbelt ready at all times. This protects you and your passengers in case of emergency.

Driving with no seatbelt first offense fine: Php1,000

Driving with no seatbelt second offense fine: Php2,000

Driving with no seatbelt third offense: Php5,000

2. Reckless Driving

Reckless driving puts everybody’s lives at risk and LTO is not one to overlook that. Here are the fines you can take note of so you’ll remember to be a cautious drives at all times.

Reckless driving fine first offense: Php2,000

Reckless driving fine second offense: Php3,000

Reckless driving fine third offense: Php10,000

3. Driving the Influence of Alcohol

Needless to say, drunk driving can not only harm you but others’ as well and besides the fine you need to pay for, your license will be suspended for two months if you care caught driving under the influence of alcohol and expect your license to be suspended for 6 months if you continue to have further violations.

Drunk driving fine first offense: Php5,000

Drunk driving fine second offense: Php6,000

Drunk driving fine third offense: Php7,000 + the suspension of 6 months

4. Driving under the Influence of Prohibited Drugs

This may be the worst violation a driver can commit because aside from Php10,000 fine, license will be revoked automatically.

5. Driving when Plate Isn’t Attached Properly

Driving this way may cause untoward incidents like the license plate swinging off somewhere and harming other civilians. It may have a cheap fine compared to other violations but it’s still a violation so don’t do this.

Fine: Php500

Displaying an expired sticker or commemorative plate

Fine: Php2,000

Tampered/Broken/Marked Plate or Sticker

Fine: Php2,000

6. Transferring of Plates, Tags or Stickers Illegally

Using the vehicle in illegal or criminal activity will result to paying a fine of Php12,000. Plates, Registration Certificate, and Official Receipt will be suspended for two years. License be suspended for 3 months. There’s an exemption for security plates used on authorized motor vehicles.

Fine: Php10,000

7. Driving when your Tail Light is Malfunctioning

This also applies to defective devices, accessories, equipments, and parts such as the following:

Bells
Horns
Whistles
Blinkers
Brakes
EWD (Early Warning Device)
Grill’s
Jalousises
Brake lights
Headlights
Interior lights
Mirrors
Mufflers
Metallic tires
Spare tires
Speedometer
Windshield
Wipes

8. Smoke Belching

This is a no-brainer. Smoke belching is a no-no because of the harmful effects to the environment and of course, to civilians.

Smoke Belching fine first offense: Php2,000

Smoke Belching fine second offense: Php4,000

Smoke Belching fine third offense: Php6,000 + 1 year suspension of vehicle registration

9. Defective Motor Vehicles

Defective motor vehicles can cause accidents not only to you and your passengers but also nearby people and other vehicles.

Fine: Php1,000

There are still other violations that a driver mustn’t commit but these are the basic regulations. It’s important to follow these rules so your chances of having a good record are higher. By following the rules, you not only make you and your passengers safe but you also gain respect from others.

How to Know if Your Employer is Paying or not Your Pag-IBIG, PhilHealth, and SSS Contributions

February 5, 2019 By proudbrown

Being an office employee means you have SSS, Pagibig, and Philhealth. The contributions are from your salary and some from your employer but how can you be sure if your employer is remitting to these said agencies?

You might say that you can’t know for sure but you’re wrong on that because there are ways in which you can check if your employer is remitting to SSS, Pagibig, and Philhealth for you.

You can follow these simple steps so that you can find out if your employer is telling the truth and sending your hard-earned money to where it should be so you can use for future use. Some of the benefits of having remittances to these agencies are getting different kinds of loans, retirement lump sum, pension plans, medical plans, housing loans, etc. that’s why you shouldn’t take it for granted.

Checking your remittances will allow you to know for sure if your employer is sending your contributions and aside from that, you won’t have any problems in the future when you need to use your benefits.

5 Sure Ways to Check for Your Pag-IBIG Contributions

If you’re a Pagibig member, you can try any of these five things;

Call Pagibig 24/7 Hotline (724 4244)
Email their office at [email protected] and inquire about your contributions
Talk to a Pagibig chat support from their website
Message their Facebook page @PagIBIGFundOfficialPage
Inquire in person at your nearest Pagibig branch

Requirements when checking your contributions at Pagibig;

Your full name
Your date of birth
The name of your past and present employers (employment record)

2 Simple Ways You Can Check Your Philhealth Contributions

Step 1

Through Online Member Inquiry Facility

Verifying your Philhealth contributions online is easy. You just need to go to their website and register to be have an online member account. After you have registered, fill up their online account registration form by putting your basic information like name, date of birth, etc. There will be a security question for you to answer then you’ll need to type a security code. After that, you can click submit. An account activation will be sent to your email. You need to click the link on that account activation email. The email will be sent from their Philhealth Member Information System.

You can then verify your contributions when your online account is activated. Follow these steps.

Visit the Philhealth website
Look for the Member Inquiry Facility button and enter your pin and password
Answer their security question
Once you see the Member Static Information page, click on the Premium Contributions button and you will see your member details

What you’ll see in the Premium Contribution page.

The summary of you contributions which consists of the total of all your shares and your employer’s shares plus the all the number of your monthly payments
The history of your payment contribution which shows all your monthly contributions and payments since you became a member of Philhealth

Step 2

Through IVRS

Inquire through their Interactive Voice Response System or IVRS. This is a 24/7 system of Philhealth where member can call and ask for their contribution status and all concerns related to their member account.

Dial 441 7442 and a voice prompt will give you instructions that you should follow

*Remember to have your ID with you when you call so you can answer questions regarding your query.

Check Your SSS Contributions through 3 Easy Ways

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Step 1

By Going to My.SSS Website

Access MySSS.Website and create an online account
Once you have an online account, you now have a User ID and password which you’ll use when checking for your contributions
Log in to your MySSS account and look for the E-SERVICES button
There’s a drop down menu and you have to click it and choose Inquiry
Inquiry will take you to the Member Inquiry page
Click on Member Info then look for Actual Premiums and click it
A page will appear showing all your SSS member history

Step 2

Via SMS

Using your cellphone, send a Text-SSS SMS to 2600
Follow this format; SSS<space>REG<space>10-digit SSS number<space>MM/DD/YYYY
You’ll get a 4-digit pin from the reply and you can use this every time you send TEXT-SSS a query
Follow this format to find out about your contributions SSS<space>Contributions<space>10-digit SSS number<space>4-digit pin

Step 3

Inquire in Person at Your Nearest SSS Office

Go to the main office or the nearest branch of SSS and ask for verification of your contributions. Setting an appointment at My.SSS if you’re pressed for time can be helpful

There you have it! These are the ways you can check if your employer is remitting part of your salary to SSS, Pagibig or Philhealth. It’s advisable that you verify your contributions every now and then to make sure that your money is going to the right agency so you can use it for loans and when you retire. You wouldn’t want to find out later when it’s already too late that the money you worked hard for has gone to waste so be vigilant and just check to make sure. After all, it’s your right to check up on your contributions.