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GSIS grows members’ money: P100 billion income, half from investments

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The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) reported a strong financial performance as of August 2025, earning P100.02 billion in net income, almost half of which came from investments.

The fund’s total assets also climbed to a record P1.92 trillion, reflecting the success of GSIS’s prudent investment strategy and its commitment to grow the hard-earned contributions of government workers.

GSIS President and General Manager Wick Veloso said this performance demonstrates that members’ funds are not only secure but continuously growing.

GSIS August Financial records show that half of its total income now comes from investments.

“This means that GSIS is not only protecting our members’ contributions but also growing them through strategic and responsible investing, “ Veloso said.

GSIS’s strong performance translates into real benefits for its 1.7 million members and pensioners.

“Behind every number are teachers and other government workers, whose trust we hold sacred,” Veloso said. “We will continue to make every peso count and deliver true Ginhawa for All.”

For Veverlie Padernal, a public school teacher from Bukidnon, GSIS’s programs made a life-changing difference.

“Dahil sa MPL Flex, ako’y nagkabahay, nagkalupa, plus mayroon pa akong motorcycle parts business,” she shared.

Availing of the MPL Flex through the GSIS Touch app signaled a new beginning for Veverlie’s family after her husband’s accident. She said the convenience and accessibility of the digital loan helped them rebuild their lives without the burden of high-interest debts.

Stories like Veverlie’s reflect the real purpose behind GSIS’s financial strength, to ensure that the contributions of members are safe, growing, and working to improve their lives.

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