How to Withdraw Bolsa Família in September

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Published on 02/09/2025 at 10:01

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Caixa Starts the Payment of Bolsa Família for September in Staggered Calendar; Benefit Follows Income Rules and Mandatory Social Counterparts.

Caixa Econômica Federal will begin the payment of Bolsa Família on September 17, 2025. The calendar follows a staggered format, according to the last digit of beneficiaries’ NIS. Those with NIS ending in 1 will be the first to receive.

Payments occur during the last ten business days of each month. The exception is December, when the release happens early. Therefore, in September, deposits continue until the 30th.

September Calendar

Payments start on 09/17 for NIS ending in 1. They continue on 09/18 for NIS ending in 2, 09/19 for ending in 3, 09/22 for ending in 4, and 09/23 for ending in 5. On 09/24, beneficiaries with NIS ending in 6 will receive, on 09/25 those ending in 7, on 09/26 those ending in 8, on 09/29 those ending in 9, and finally, on 09/30 those ending in 0.

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Who Can Receive

Bolsa Família is intended for families with a monthly income of up to R$ 218 per person. To calculate, simply divide the total income by the number of residents. If the amount falls below this limit, the family may receive the benefit.

The program also requires counterparts. Children and adolescents must attend school. Pregnant women need to maintain prenatal care. And the whole family must have up-to-date vaccinations.

Registration and Transactions

The first step to receive is to enroll in the Cadastro Único (CadÚnico). It serves as a government tool to include low-income families in social programs.

However, registration does not guarantee automatic entry. Each program has its own rules and criteria.

After approval, the amounts can be accessed via the Caixa TEM app or internet banking. Thus, it is not necessary to go to a branch.

Withdrawals can be made at self-service terminals, lottery outlets, Caixa Aqui correspondents, and agencies.

According to Caixa, it is also possible to use the program card for purchases in debit function. This increases practicality and reduces the need for travel to make withdrawals.

How to Withdraw Bolsa Família in September

Caixa Starts the Payment of Bolsa Família for September in Staggered Calendar; Benefit Follows Income Rules and Mandatory Social Counterparts.

September Calendar

Who Can Receive

Registration and Transactions

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How to Withdraw Bolsa Família in September

Caixa Starts the Payment of Bolsa Família for September in Staggered Calendar; Benefit Follows Income Rules and Mandatory Social Counterparts.

September Calendar

Who Can Receive

Registration and Transactions

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