Bolsa Família: See When the Benefit Will Be Deposited in February

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 30/01/2024 at 14:04

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People entitled to the Bolsa Família program should be aware, as the monthly payment calendar has been released. To know the dates when the deposits will be made, read this article to the end.

The month of January is almost over and, with that, people entitled to Bolsa Família are already wondering when they will have the benefit for the second month of the year deposited into their accounts on the Caixa Tem app.

Bolsa Família: Calendar in February

Today, Bolsa Família is distributed based on the last digit of the Social Identification Number (NIS) of the Bolsa Família card. Thus, the amounts are released starting with NIS 1 and ending with 0.

These payments, made through the Caixa Tem app, are carried out during the last ten business days of each month. The rule is only modified in December, when the deposit of the amount is anticipated.
Below you will find the Bolsa Família calendar for the month of February:

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Bolsa Família: Who Can Receive

Many people have questions about who can receive Bolsa Família. Today, according to the federal government, the main rule is: the family must have a monthly income that does not exceed R$ 218 per person.

Moreover, to be eligible and thus able to receive the benefit, the family of the interested party must be registered in the Single Registry for Social Programs of the Federal Government (CadÚnico).

What Is the Value of the Benefit

Since last year, Bolsa Família transfers at least R$ 600 per family. Additionally, there is also an extra R$ 150 for each child up to six years of age.

Furthermore, there is an additional R$ 50 for each member between seven and eighteen years old and for women who are pregnant and, of course, registered in the family.

Finally, to further enhance the benefit, at the end of last year, the federal government created the Nutritional Variable Family Benefit. With a value of R$ 50, it is intended for families with babies up to six months old.

How to Withdraw the Benefit

Today, Bolsa Família deposits are made through the Caixa Tem app, meaning there is no need to go to a bank branch to make the withdrawal. However, it is also possible to use the benefit card, which allows the beneficiary to use it for purchases or withdrawals at ATMs, lottery houses, and CAIXA agencies.

Bolsa Família: See When the Benefit Will Be Deposited in February

People entitled to the Bolsa Família program should be aware, as the monthly payment calendar has been released. To know the dates when the deposits will be made, read this article to the end.

Bolsa Família: Calendar in February

Bolsa Família: Who Can Receive

What Is the Value of the Benefit

How to Withdraw the Benefit

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Bolsa Família: See When the Benefit Will Be Deposited in February

People entitled to the Bolsa Família program should be aware, as the monthly payment calendar has been released. To know the dates when the deposits will be made, read this article to the end.

Bolsa Família: Calendar in February

Bolsa Família: Who Can Receive

What Is the Value of the Benefit

How to Withdraw the Benefit

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