Pagibig Contribution Calculator

Calculate your monthly pagibig contributions

Contribution Calculator

Calculate your monthly contributions

Monthly Breakdown

Employee Share (2%)
Employer Share (2%)
Total Monthly Contribution0.00

* Contribution rate is 2% each for employee and employer based on monthly salary up to ₱5,000.

* Default interest rate is indicative. Actual rates may vary based on loan type and policies.

Important Information

Contribution Rates

  • Employee share: 2% of monthly compensation (minimum ₱100, maximum ₱1,000)
  • Employer share: 2% of monthly compensation (minimum ₱100, maximum ₱1,000)
  • Optional voluntary savings: additional contribution up to 5% of monthly compensation
  • Self-employed/OFW/voluntary members: 2% – 5% of monthly compensation depending on chosen contribution level

Contribution Guidelines

  • Contributions are mandatory for all employed members with a monthly compensation of at least ₱1,000
  • Employers remit contributions on behalf of their employees monthly
  • Self-employed and voluntary members can remit contributions directly through Pag-IBIG branches, online, or accredited payment channels
  • Contributions can be used for savings, housing loans, and other Pag-IBIG benefits

Note: This calculator provides an estimate based on current Pag-IBIG contribution rates. For official computation and updates, please visit the Pag-IBIG Fund website or contact your nearest branch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pag-IBIG and why do I need to contribute?
Pag-IBIG (Home Development Mutual Fund) is a government-run savings program that provides benefits for housing, savings, and loans. Contributions help you build savings, gain access to housing loans, and enjoy other benefits.
How are Pag-IBIG contributions calculated?
For employed members, contributions are based on a percentage of monthly compensation (usually 2%), shared equally by employee and employer. Voluntary members can contribute higher amounts for additional savings or benefits.
When are Pag-IBIG contributions due?
For employed members, contributions are deducted from salaries and remitted by employers monthly. Voluntary and self-employed members should remit contributions directly through Pag-IBIG on or before the due date each month.
Can I pay my Pag-IBIG contributions online?
Yes, contributions can be paid online through the Pag-IBIG Fund website, accredited banks, payment centers, or mobile apps. Online payment ensures your contributions are posted promptly.
What happens if I miss Pag-IBIG contribution payments?
Missing contributions may affect your eligibility for loans or other benefits. It is important to settle any unpaid contributions to maintain your membership in good standing.
How do I check my Pag-IBIG contribution records?
You can check your contributions through the Pag-IBIG Fund Member Portal. Log in to view your posted contributions, total savings, and loan eligibility. You can also request a contribution verification at any branch.