PinaSweldo

A day of pay, hidden amounts and a question for HR

Version 1.21.015 added, 3 changed

What one paid day covers, a blur for every peso on screen, and new tools for the moments around payday: when payday moves, unused leave in cash, checking contributions were paid in, and a polite question for HR.

This release touched rates or rules. The rate changes themselves, with the issuance behind each, are in .

What a day of your pay covers: one paid day of the ₱30,000 example split by a typical family's spending shares.
  1. One paid day of take-home, split the way the average household in PSA's 2023 survey spends.
PinaSweldo with every peso amount blurred, switched on from the header.
  1. Hide every peso amount from the header, or with Alt+Shift+P. Kept on this device only.

Changes in this release

Added

  • What a day of your pay covers: one paid day of take-home split by a typical Filipino family's spending shares, from PSA's 2023 Family Income and Expenditure Survey, for the whole country or your region.Calculator
  • It is described as the survey's average household, never as a budget, and worked out on your device.Calculator
  • Hide amounts: blur every peso amount on screen from the header, or with Alt+Shift+P.Site
  • The blur is a look, not a setting: it stays on this device, never goes in a link, and is in place before the page first shows.Site
  • Printing and story images keep their figures, on purpose.Calculator
  • A gentle note when part of a minimum wage earner's pay is taxable: allowances or benefits past the ₱90,000 limit, while the wage, overtime, holiday pay and night differential stay tax-free.Calculator
  • Unused leave in cash, as a tool of its own: days times the daily rate, the first 12 days tax-free, then the ₱90,000 limit, then taxed, with the year's extra tax.Calculator
  • A guide to checking your deducted contributions were paid in, through My.SSS, the PhilHealth Member Portal, Virtual Pag-IBIG and the eGovPH app, month by month.Calculator
  • The guide says plainly that PinaSweldo can't see agency records and doesn't check them.Calculator
  • A polite question for HR, in English or Filipino, from the payslip checker's mismatches or a chosen topic: the 13th month, contributions, the tax method or final pay.Calculator
  • The question is copied to your clipboard only. It is never sent, saved or put in a link.Calculator
  • The next four paydays, and for one that falls on a weekend or holiday, the working day before and after.Calculator
  • The payday note says moving it is company practice; the law sets only the 16-day interval.Calculator
  • A note when the rules changed since your last visit, listing what took effect and linking to what changed in the rules.Calculator
  • Every new string in all 16 languages.Languages

Changed

  • Tools gains rows for unused leave in cash, checking contributions were paid, and a question for HR.Calculator
  • The final pay sheet's unused leave uses the same working as the new leave tool.Calculator
  • The rules-changed note follows the one-prompt-at-a-time rule, and a first visit shows nothing.Site

18 changes in this release.

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