SSS Investment Income Expected to Hit P71.4 Billion by Year-End
The Social Security System (SSS) in the Philippines anticipates generating P71.4 billion in investment income by year-end, bolstering its net earnings despite increased pension and benefit payouts. Its investment portfolio is diversified across government debt, equities, and real estate.
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