Bolsa Família Releases Payment Today for NIS Final 9 with R$ 600 Guaranteed Plus Additional R$ 150 Per Young Child

Written by Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges

Published on 29/09/2025 at 09:54

O Bolsa Família paga hoje a parcela de setembro para beneficiários com NIS final 9, com R$ 600 garantidos, extras por criança e consulta no Caixa Tem.

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Beneficiaries Can Withdraw or Manage Funds Through Caixa Tem, with Extras for Children, Youth, and Pregnant Women.

Beneficiaries of Bolsa Família with the Social Identification Number (NIS) ending in 9 will receive, on this Monday (29), the September 2025 installment. The minimum amount of R$ 600 is guaranteed, but many families will have additional amounts that increase monthly income, especially those with small children, teenagers, and pregnant women.

According to Caixa Econômica Federal, information on amounts, dates, and the composition of installments can be checked through the Caixa Tem app.

The Bolsa Família card remains valid for debit purchases, withdrawals at lottery outlets, Caixa Aqui correspondents, and the institution’s agencies.

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Additional Amounts for Different Family Profiles

In addition to the floor of R$ 600, the program grants extra benefits that reinforce the household budget.

These include:

R$ 150 per child up to six years old;
R$ 50 per child between seven and 18 years old;
R$ 50 for pregnant women;
Variable Family Benefit for Nutrition: six installments of R$ 50 for mothers of babies up to six months old.

These amounts are added to the main benefit, ensuring greater protection for families in vulnerable situations.

How to Withdraw the Benefit Without a Card

At self-service terminals, withdrawals can be made even without the physical card. For this, the beneficiary needs to have up-to-date biometric registration.

This withdrawal method aims to facilitate access to money in cases of loss or misplacement of the card.

In addition, Caixa Tem allows transfers, bill payments, and online purchases, increasing the program’s utility in the daily lives of recipient families.

Payment Calendar for September 2025

Bolsa Família is released in the last ten business days of each month, according to the last digit of the NIS. In September, payments started on the 17th and continue until the 30th.

Check the dates:

Final 1 – 17/09
Final 2 – 18/09
Final 3 – 19/09
Final 4 – 22/09
Final 5 – 23/09
Final 6 – 24/09
Final 7 – 25/09
Final 8 – 26/09
Final 9 – 29/09
Final 0 – 30/09

With this, each family can plan according to their specific receipt date, avoiding queues and ensuring greater predictability in budget management.

Bolsa Família remains the main support tool for Brazilian families in vulnerable situations, offering not only the fixed amount, but also additions that make a difference in income.

And you, do you think the current amounts of the program are sufficient to meet the needs of families, or should they be increased? Leave your opinion in the comments; your experience can enrich this debate.

Bolsa Família Releases Payment Today for NIS Final 9 with R$ 600 Guaranteed Plus Additional R$ 150 Per Young Child

Beneficiaries Can Withdraw or Manage Funds Through Caixa Tem, with Extras for Children, Youth, and Pregnant Women.

Additional Amounts for Different Family Profiles

How to Withdraw the Benefit Without a Card

Payment Calendar for September 2025

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How to Withdraw the Benefit Without a Card

Payment Calendar for September 2025

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