The social security agency announced the new economic reinforcement for retirees and pensioners. Find out the details.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) confirmed one of the most anticipated announcements by retirees and pensioners: A new bonus will be awarded in September 2024 which will accompany the increase in mobility. This measure seeks to strengthen the income of those beneficiaries with fewer resources, in a challenging economic context.
He new bonus comes along with a 4.03% increase in retirements, pensions and allowances, according to the mobility formula that takes as a reference the variation of the Consumer Price Index (CPI). With these measures, ANSES seeks to alleviate the impact of inflation on the income of the most vulnerable sectors.
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Who will receive the ANSES bonus in September 2024
He additional bonus It will be granted to retirees and pensioners who receive up to twice the minimum salaryincluding beneficiaries of the Universal Pension for Older Adults (PUAM) and Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC). Those with higher incomes will receive a proportional bonus, up to the maximum established.
How much will the bonus be in September 2024?
The amount of the bonus in September 2024 will be $70,000 for those who collect the minimum retirement. For those who perceive Between $234,540 and $304,540, the bonus will be staggeredprogressively decreasing until reaching the aforementioned limit.
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What will be the amount of pensions and retirement benefits in September 2024?
In September 2024, the minimum retirement will be of $234,540.23 with the adjustment for mobility. With the bondthe total amount to be charged will be $304,540.23The Universal Pension for Senior Citizens (PUAM) will reach $257,632.18, and Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC) will be $234,178.16. This increase seeks to help the most vulnerable sectors in a context of high inflation.
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