Filipinos affected by Typhoon “Tino” may now borrow up to P20,000 under the Social Security System’s (SSS) Calamity Loan ...

Social Security System members directly affected by Typhoon Tino may borrow up to P20,000 under its calamity loan program.

The Social Security System (SSS) has opened its Calamity Loan Program (CLP) for members in Cebu affected by Typhoon Tino, offering loans up to P20,000 for recovery efforts.

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The Social Security System (SSS) on Thursday announced it has activated the Calamity Loan Program (CLP) for members in Davao Oriental who were affected by the doublet earthquakes that jolted the ...

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DAVAO CITY—The Social Security System has made available its Calamity Loan Program or CLP to SSS members in Davao Oriental. On October 10, doublet earthquakes (one measuring 7.4 magnitude and followed ...

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