Pag-IBIG Contribution Estimate
Regular Mandatory Savings
Include basic salary and allowances in your fund salary. The ₱10,000 Maximum Fund Salary is applied automatically.
Enter fund salary to see your savings estimate.
How Pag-IBIG Regular Savings Works
For regular mandatory savings, employees earning PHP 1,500 and below contribute 1%, while employees earning above PHP 1,500 contribute 2%. Employers contribute 2%.
The current Maximum Fund Salary for regular mandatory savings is PHP 10,000, so the maximum regular mandatory contribution is PHP 200 from the employee and PHP 200 from the employer.
Example Calculations
If compensation is PHP 1,500, the employee share is PHP 15 and the employer share is PHP 30.
If compensation is PHP 12,000, the cap applies, so the regular mandatory contribution is based on PHP 10,000 rather than the full PHP 12,000. That means PHP 200 from the employee and PHP 200 from the employer.
Want to save more than the mandatory amount?
Frequently asked questions
How do you compute Pag-IBIG contribution?
Apply the correct employee rate based on compensation, apply the employer's 2% share, and cap the salary basis at the current Maximum Fund Salary for regular mandatory savings.
What is the maximum Pag-IBIG contribution?
With a PHP 10,000 Maximum Fund Salary, the maximum regular mandatory share is PHP 200 for the employee and PHP 200 for the employer.
Is MP2 part of the mandatory contribution?
No. MP2 is a separate voluntary savings program and should not be mixed with the regular mandatory monthly savings calculator.
Official Sources
- Pag-IBIG Circular 460: registered official copy at UP Law Center
Rates and the PHP 10,000 Maximum Fund Salary effective February 2024; includes the definition of fund salary.
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