If you do not have sufficient contributions to obtain a retirement pension, there is a possibility offered by the Buenos Aires pension agency.
He Social Security Institute (IPS) of the province of Buenos Aires offers the possibility of a payment plan to be able to access retirement provided by the organization. This payment plan is intended for debts of retirees or future retirees in pension matters or due to the lack of years of contributions by the applicant.
The service is called Cargo Debtor and a non-face-to-face payment proposal can be made by making a note signed by the holder proposing a payment plan.
IPS Buenos Aires province.
IPS Retirement: What is a debtor position?
A debtor’s charge is a debt that is settled to a retired or pensioned person, or to a future retired/pensioner of the Social Security Institute. In the case of a debtor’s charge, notification will be made by sending a letter or certified letter.
Debt can be originated by personal contributions not madere-entry into work, continuity in tasks, overpayment of pension benefits, receipt of double benefits, detection by computer cross-checks, withdrawals after death, incompatibilities or denied benefits.
IPS Retirement: How to make a payment proposal
To make a payment proposal for the debtor charge a request for non-face-to-face processing must be submitted. A note signed by the holder is required, making the payment proposal. Said proposal can be made in one payment or in up to 36 installments (the maximum recommended). In the case of payment plans, the amount and interest will be covered by the IPS.
For a one-time payment in cash, a deposit or bank transfer must be made to the IPS checking account No. 50046/3. The CBU is 0140999801200005004639 at Banco Provincia de Buenos Aires. Casa Matriz Sucursal 2000. Once the deposit or transfer has been made, you must send the proof of payment in PDF format and stating the file number, name, surname and ID of the debtor, to the email address: [email protected]
Source: Ambito
I am a 24-year-old writer and journalist who has been working in the news industry for the past two years. I write primarily about market news, so if you’re looking for insights into what’s going on in the stock market or economic indicators, you’ve come to the right place. I also dabble in writing articles on lifestyle trends and pop culture news.
