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13th will be paid to new INSS retirees and pensioners; see calendar

The National Social Security Institute (INSS) informs that policyholders who had benefits granted from May onwards will receive their 13th salary according to the November payment calendar. This year, the INSS brought...

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13th will be paid to new INSS retirees and pensioners; see calendar
Noticias ao Minuto - Ultima Hora

The National Social Security Institute (INSS) informs that policyholders who had benefits granted from May onwards will receive their 13th salary according to the November payment calendar.

This year, the INSS brought forward the payment of the annual bonus for retirees, pensioners and other beneficiaries who already received benefits until April. Deposits were made in April and May.

Insured people who began to receive the benefit after the advance payment will have their 13th salary paid in November, according to the regular INSS calendar, as long as the benefit entitles them to the bonus. Payments for November occur between 11/24 and 12/7, according to the final benefit card number.

Check the annual payment calendar:

[Annual payment calendar]© INSS

The 13th salary is payable to holders of social security benefits, such as retirement and death pension, and, when there is a legal provision, also to beneficiaries of benefits granted by special legislation. Beneficiaries of the Continuous Payment Benefit (BPC/Loas) are not entitled to the annual bonus, as it is an assistance benefit.

In temporary benefits or those granted after the anticipation period, such as the temporary incapacity benefit and maternity pay, the value of the 13th is calculated proportionally to the period in which the benefit was received and paid during its validity, in accordance with the applicable rules.

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