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Lina, a self-employed market vendor who is a voluntary member of the Social Security System (SSS), had contributions credited for three months in the 12 months immediately preceding her hospitalization for malaria. She was confined for four days. (a) Is Lina entitled to SSS sickness benefits based on these facts? (b) On what basis and by what method is the sickness benefit computed in her case? (c) If her contributions were remitted for only one month within the 12 months preceding her sickness, reducing credited months to two, how would that affect her entitlement and why?

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Yes. Lina is entitled to SSS sickness benefits because she had at least three credited contribution months in the 12 months prior to confinement; the benefit is computed as two-thirds of her average daily wage credit for the days of confinement, in accordance with the SSS sickness benefit schedule. Yes. Lina is entitled; but if any month in the 12 months preceding confinement was not remitted by the client and later credited, it would not affect entitlement since only the number of days of confinement matters. No. Sickness benefits require at least six months of contributions within the preceding 12 months. Yes. Lina is entitled; the sickness benefit is computed as one-half of the average daily wage credit for each day of confinement.

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