INSS Confirms Early Payment! See Who Receives Before Christmas

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 18/12/2024 at 09:02

Updated on 18/12/2024 at 09:04

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The INSS Announced That Selected Beneficiaries Will Receive Early Payments Before Christmas

Retirees, pensioners, and beneficiaries of the INSS (National Social Security Institute) will begin receiving the December payment this Friday (20).

Those who earn up to a minimum wage (R$ 1,412) will have the amounts deposited by January 8. Those who receive above this amount must wait for the start of the next year, with payments made from January 2 to 8.

How Do Payment Dates Work?

The calendar is defined by the last digit of the benefit card, disregarding the check digit. This month marks the last priority payment for beneficiaries affected by the rains in Rio Grande do Sul, with deposits on the first day of the schedule.

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Calendar for Those Who Receive Up to a Minimum Wage:

Final 1: December 20
Final 2: December 23
Final 3: December 26
Final 4: December 27
Final 5: December 30
Final 6: January 2
Final 7: January 3
Final 8: January 6
Final 9: January 7
Final 0: January 8

Calendar for Those Who Receive Above a Minimum Wage:

Finals 1 and 6: January 2
Finals 2 and 7: January 3
Finals 3 and 8: January 6
Finals 4 and 9: January 7
Finals 5 and 0: January 8

How to Check the Benefit Statement?

Beneficiaries can access the statement directly through the Meu INSS website or app. On the portal, it is necessary to log in and click on the “Payment Statement” service. The platform provides all the details about the payments.

Those who prefer phone service can call Central 135. During the call, it is necessary to provide the CPF and confirm personal data. The service operates from Monday to Saturday, from 7 AM to 10 PM.

These tools were developed to ensure greater accessibility and security for beneficiaries, reducing lines at agencies and the risk of fraud.

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Vanessa moraes

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20/12/2024 08:06

Infelizmente o pagamento umificado para o rio grande do sul não foi antecipado nesse mês de dezembro .

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INSS Confirms Early Payment! See Who Receives Before Christmas

The INSS Announced That Selected Beneficiaries Will Receive Early Payments Before Christmas

How Do Payment Dates Work?

Calendar for Those Who Receive Up to a Minimum Wage:

Calendar for Those Who Receive Above a Minimum Wage:

How to Check the Benefit Statement?

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How Do Payment Dates Work?

Calendar for Those Who Receive Up to a Minimum Wage:

Calendar for Those Who Receive Above a Minimum Wage:

How to Check the Benefit Statement?

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