Hello po 😊 Since **October 2026 kayo nanganak** at Voluntary member, ang qualifying period ninyo is **July 2025–June 2026**.
Kung **January–June 2026** ay naghuhulog kayo ng **₱3,000/month**, that is already around the **₱20,000 MSC maternity computation ceiling**.
So IF:
✅ all 6 months January–June 2026 were valid
✅ properly **posted on time**
✅ and **live childbirth** po ang claim
the estimated SSS maternity benefit should be around **₱70,000 for 105 days**, not ₱3,500. SSS computes maternity benefit using the **6 highest MSCs**, divided by 180, then multiplied by the applicable maternity days.
So please check sa **My.SSS**:
1. **Contribution History** — tingnan kung kailan talaga na-POST ang January–June contributions.
2. For an October 2026 delivery, contributions posted **July 2026 onwards** are already within the contingency semester and will not be counted for this claim.
3. Check the **Maternity Benefit claim details/computation** kung anong MSC at ilang months ang ginamit ni SSS.
4. Check din kung ang ₱3,500 ay **full maternity benefit talaga**, or ibang/partial credit lang.
👉 Use our calculator to compare what you should have received:
https://sssmaternitybenefitscalculator.com/
👉 If may rejected or excluded contributions, check the possible reason here:
https://sssmaternitybenefitscalculator.com/sss-maternity-benefit-rejected-denied/
🏥 You can also check your possible PhilHealth maternity benefits:
https://sssmaternitybenefitscalculator.com/philhealth-maternity-benefits-checker/
If you can see the **SSS maternity computation/details**, doon natin malalaman exactly bakit naging ₱3,500 lang.
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