Capital Contribution (CapCon)
CapCon is a net income-earning investment account required for PSSLAI membership. Your contributions earn TAX-FREE net income, helping you grow your wealth and build a secure financial future.
Key Features
- Earn up to 18% net income annually. Net income percentage is based on the performance of the Association for the year.
- High, tax-free net income.
- Start with just ₱1,000. Affordable and accessible for all members.
- Grow up to ₱4 million maximum deposit limit.
How It Works?
All PSSLAI members are required to maintain a CapCon account with a minimum contribution of ₱1,000.
The CapCon serves as a member’s ownership share in the Association and allows participation in the declaration of net income.
All CapCon deposits are subject to a 10% fixed non-withdrawable balance. This means that ten percent (10%) of the highest Capital Contribution balance shall be retained and cannot be withdrawn while membership is active, in accordance with Association policies.
Placement Cut-Offs:
Only deposits made within these cut-off periods shall be considered for net income computation for the applicable semester.
First Semester: Up to the 3rd working day of January.
Second Semester: Up to the 3rd working day of July.
Maximum Deposit Per Semester:
Regular Members: Up to ₱100,000.
Associate Members: Up to ₱75,000.
- Net income is credited annually every January, subject to approval by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). The amount credited depends on the Association’s financial performance and the member’s qualifying Capital Contribution balance.
Advance Net Income:
- Members may receive a portion of their CapCon net income every July by submitting a one-time Advances to Members Authorization (AMA) form to any PSSLAI office.
- The AMA form must be submitted on or before June 30 to begin receiving advance net income every July.
- The remaining CapCon net income will be credited in January of the following year, subject to BSP approval of the net income declaration.
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