Work out your monthly SSS contribution. Since January 2025 the rate is 15% of your Monthly Salary Credit (MSC) — 5% paid by you and 10% by your employer — with the MSC running from ₱5,000 to ₱35,000. Enter your salary, pick your membership type, and see the exact split. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Schedule effective January 2025 (SSS Circular No. 2024-006, under RA 11199): total 15% of the Monthly Salary Credit — employee 5%, employer 10%. The MSC is a bracketed figure in ₱500 steps, from a floor of ₱5,000 (salary below ₱5,250) to a ceiling of ₱35,000 (salary of ₱34,750 and above). On top of that, the employer alone pays the Employees' Compensation (EC) contribution: ₱10 when the MSC is below ₱15,000 and ₱30 at ₱15,000 and above. Self-employed, voluntary and OFW members pay the full 15% themselves and do not pay EC.
SSS does not apply the 15% to your precise salary. Your salary is first mapped to a Monthly Salary Credit (MSC) — a bracketed figure in ₱500 steps. On a ₱20,000 salary the MSC is ₱20,000, but on ₱20,100 the MSC is ₱20,500, so the contribution is 15% of the MSC, not of your payslip figure.
At the ₱35,000 MSC ceiling, an employed member pays ₱1,750 a month and the employer pays ₱3,500 plus ₱30 EC — ₱5,280 in total. Salaries above ₱34,750 all use the same ₱35,000 MSC.
Employees' Compensation (EC) covers work-related sickness, injury, disability and death. It is paid entirely by the employer — ₱10 a month when the MSC is below ₱15,000, ₱30 at ₱15,000 and above — and it never reduces your take-home pay.
Disclaimer: This is an estimate based on the SSS contribution schedule effective January 2025 (SSS Circular No. 2024-006). The MSC is worked out from the official bracket table; the part of your salary above ₱20,000 in MSC goes to the mandatory provident fund (MySSS Pension Booster). Household workers (kasambahay) and land-based OFWs have different MSC floors — always check the official SSS contribution table for your membership category. This tool is not affiliated with the SSS and is not financial advice.