First phase of the reimbursement program involves notification of about 9 million policyholders through the my INSS app
The National Institute of Social Security () announced that it will restore a total of R $ 292,699,2250.33 million to retirees between May 26 and June 6. This amount refers to improper discounts that were applied in April by unions and associations, before the implementation of a government measure that prohibits such deductions. The return will be made in the accounts of the beneficiaries following a specific schedule. Retirees who receive a minimum wage may rely on the return on specific dates. Payments will start on May 26 and will extend until June 6, with each day for a different benefit beneficiaries group, following the sequence starting at 1 to 9 and then 0.
For those who receive above a minimum wage, the return calendar has also been structured. Refund dates for these beneficiaries are scheduled for days 2 (final 1 and 6), 3 (final 2 and 7), 4 (final 3 and 8), 5 (final 4 and 9) and June 6 (final 5 and 0). This approach seeks to ensure that all retirees and pensioners are served in a fair and orderly manner.
The first phase of reimbursement involves notification of about 9 million policyholders through the my INSS app. Reimbursement will cover discounts made since March 20, and the government is also taking legal measures to block assets of associative entities that may be involved in irregularities, with an estimated loss of R $ 2.56 billion.
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Posted by Fernando Dias
