1. Application for benefits
  2. Computation of premiums
  3. Request for Individual Statement of Fund (ISF)
  4. Request for ID Card
  5. How to avail of Actuarial Valuation
  6. How to establish a Reserve Fund
  7. Consolidation of multiple ID numbers
  8. The fastest and most efficient way to remit premiums
  9. Request for management briefing or membership seminar

How to apply for benefits

A member who is already resigned or retired from the school can already apply for benefits. A resigned employee who is not more than 50 years of age can either apply for Repurchase Benefits or Separation from Service Benefits. On the other hand, a retired employee, with at least 10 years service, can apply for Retirement Benefits. We have different sets of forms for each type of benefit (see FORMS). All application for benefits should be signed by the authorized signatory of school. For inquiries please contact us at: peraa@peraa.org

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How to compute premiums

To compute for the premiums of the school, the following information are needed:

  • Name of employees qualified for membership (please check the eligibility requirement of your school)

  • Current basic monthly salary of the qualified employees.

  • Rate of contribution for the employer's share.

  • Rate of contribution for the employee's share (if the school has a contributory plan or if the employees gives voluntary contribution.                                                               

The premium for each employee can be computed as follows:

SAMPLE DATA:

Name of Employee: Juan De la Cruz
Current Basic Monthly Salary P 10,000.00
Rate of Contribution - Employer's Share 3.25%
Rate of Contribution - Employee's Share 2.00%

SAMPLE COMPUTATION:

Employer's Share Contribution (0.0325 x 10,000) P 325.00
Employee's Share Contribution (0.02 x 10,000) P 200.00
Total P 525.00

The above computation will be applicable to all qualified employees. Total contributions for all qualified employees will be the amount due to PERAA. Please note that you have to accomplish the Premium Remittance Form (see FORMS) so that the contributions will be credited to the account of the employees. For inquiries please contact us at: peraa@peraa.org.

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Request for Individual Statement of Fund

If you wish to get an updated accumulated value (AV) of your fund with us as of current date, please write us at the PERAA office address or email us at: peraa@peraa.org. Indicate your name, PERAA ID No. and mailing address in you e-mail message. Due to confidentiality of information, we will send your updated AV only in the address indicated in your e-mail. You may, of course, personally request for your AV update.

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Request for ID Card

The PERAA ID Card is issued to all members who are already covered by the school and who have submitted their Member's Record to PERAA. The Member's Record is the basis in issuing the ID Card. If you have not yet accomplished the said form, you may download it from site (please see FORMS) and submit the accomplished form in duplicate (duly signed by the authorized school representative) to PERAA.

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How to avail of the Actuarial Valuation Services

PERAA Participating Institutions can avail of our Actuarial Valuation Services. The actuarial valuation will help the schools in estimating the contribution rate that is needed to fund the retirement and other benefits that the retirement plan will give to qualified member/employees. To avail of this service please furnish PERAA the following information in MS Excel format.

  • Name of employees
  • PERAA ID No. (if there are any)
  • Employment Date
  • Current Monthly Basic Salary
  • Retirement Benefit Formula based on CBA or other applicable contract between employees and the school

Please email the above information to our address, peraa@peraa.org

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How to establish a Reserve Fund

The Reserve Fund is a separate account from the individual accounts of members and maintained under the name of the school. It is established to fund the deficiency between the computed retirement benefits of a qualified employee and his/her employer's accumulated share at the time of retirement. The school should submit a letter of intent to PERAA regarding its decision to establish a Reserve Fund. The amount to be established for the fund is determined through an actuarial valuation.

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Consolidation of Multiple ID Numbers

Issuance of Multiple ID Numbers usually happens when a different name (e.g. correction of name, change in the status of employee) is reported in the Premium Remittance List of the school (and such change of status was not properly reported to PERAA) or when a typographical error is committed. PERAA will consolidate the two ID numbers after the corresponding documents supporting the change of status  or a certification from the authorized signatories of the school that the two ID numbers belong to the member is submitted to us.

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What is the fastest and efficient way to remit premiums?

The fastest way, to date, is the on-line remittance system in United Coconut Planters Bank. You may also remit on-line through Banco de Oro, if available.  You can pay the same day and have the remittance credited on the same day.  Just fax or mail the validated deposit slip and the corresponding Premium Remittance List (PRL).  Of course, nothing beats paying personally in PERAA.

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Request for management briefing or membership seminar

We would like to hear from you. If you feel that there is a need for us to meet the management and your employees to update you or give some information regarding PERAA or retirement in general, please feel free to write or call us. You can contact us at 817-4532 or e-mail us at peraa@peraa.org Please indicate in your e-mail message your concerns and we would be happy to answer you.  This is also an opportunity for the school management to be briefed on how to upgrade the retirement plan to better cope with RA 7641 or the New Retirement Pay Law.

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Revised: March 2003