Bolsa Família: February Benefit Starts Being Deposited This Week; See the Calendar

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Published on 13/02/2024 at 15:29

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The Payment Round for the Federal Government’s Bolsa Família Program Begins This Week.

People entitled to the program Bolsa Família should be alert, as payments for those who are entitled to the benefit start this week. To find out the dates of all deposits, read this article until the end.

January is over, February has arrived, and we are already almost in the middle of the month. With that, people entitled to Bolsa Família wonder when they will have the benefit for the second month of the year deposited into their accounts in the Caixa Tem app.

The answer is simple: the deposits, taking into account some factors that will be explained in this article from Click Petróleo e Gás, will begin to be made next Friday (16).

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Bolsa Família: Calendar in February

The Bolsa Família program is distributed based on the last digit of the Social Identification Number (NIS) on the benefit card. In this sense, it is important to explain that the amounts are released for those with NIS 1 and so on. Beneficiaries with NIS 0 are the last to receive.

Currently, payments for Bolsa Família are made through the Caixa Tem app. This occurs during the last ten business days of each month. This rule is only altered in December, when the benefit is deposited earlier.

Who Can Receive

Currently, people who meet the requirements, such as having a monthly income that does not exceed R$ 218 per person, can receive Bolsa Família. Another requirement is to be registered in the Single Registry for Federal Government Social Programs (CadÚnico).

What is the Benefit Amount

Since last year, Bolsa Família transfers at least R$ 600 per family. In addition to this amount, beneficiaries receive an additional amount (R$ 150) for each child up to six years of age.

Another addition to Bolsa Família is the R$ 50 given when there are family members aged between seven and 18 years old. Women who are pregnant and, of course, registered in the family also receive this additional amount.

Finally, in order to further enhance the benefit, at the end of last year, the federal government created the Variable Nutritional Family Benefit. With this, families with babies up to six months old now receive R$ 50 every month.

Bolsa Família Calendar for February

Below you can find where to withdraw the benefit and check the calendar for February. First, it is important to remember that deposits from Bolsa Família are made through the Caixa Tem app, meaning there is no need to go to a branch to make the withdrawal.

However, it is also possible to use the benefit card, which allows beneficiaries to use it for purchases or withdrawals at ATMs, lottery houses, and CAIXA agencies. See the calendar:

NIS ending in 1 – February 16;
NIS ending in 2 – February 19;
NIS ending in 3 – February 20;
NIS ending in 4 – February 21;
NIS ending in 5 – February 22;
NIS ending in 6 – February 23;
NIS ending in 7 – February 26;
NIS ending in 8 – February 27;
NIS ending in 9 – February 28;
NIS ending in 0 – February 29.

Also read: Bolsa Família: REASONS that may CANCEL the benefit

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Bolsa Família: February Benefit Starts Being Deposited This Week; See the Calendar

The Payment Round for the Federal Government’s Bolsa Família Program Begins This Week.

Bolsa Família: Calendar in February

Who Can Receive

What is the Benefit Amount

Bolsa Família Calendar for February

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Who Can Receive

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