THE Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) announces the extension of its emergency loan program to provide financial relief to members and pensioners in areas affected by Typhoon 'Enteng' as soon as it has obtained the list of areas declared under state of calamity.
THE Government Service Insurance System announces the extension of its emergency loan program to provide financial relief to members and pensioners in areas affected by Typhoon 'Enteng' as soon as it has obtained the list of areas declared under state of calamity.This initiative builds on GSIS 's ongoing emergency loan program, which has already been activated in several calamity-declared areas across the country.
To qualify for the emergency loan, active members must reside or work in a calamity-declared area, not be on unpaid leave, have no pending administrative or legal cases, have no due and demandable loan, and have made at least six monthly premium payments prior to applying. Their take-home net pay must not be less than P5,000, as stipulated by the General Appropriations Act.
Extends Emergency Loan To Members Pensioners Affected By Typhoon 'Enteng'
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