Caixa closes today, the 30th, the Auxílio Brasil payment calendar for November. The Ministry of Citizenship did not anticipate the month's calendar and highlighted the start of payments on November 17th for those registered in the final NIS 1.

Today, November 30th, the installment of R$ 600 is paid to the last group of beneficiaries (registered with final NIS 0). The dates were already foreseen in the official Auxílio Brasil schedule in 2022.

After bringing forward payment in October, right after the first round of elections, families expected the dates to be brought forward again in November. The October installment was paid between October 11th and 25th, creating an interval of one month and one week between the last payment and the installment deposited in November.

As for December, there are still no expectations for the calendar to be brought forward, as the dates have been modified so that all groups receive the installments before the Christmas and New Year holidays. Auxílio Brasil in December is scheduled to start on the 12th and continue until the 23rd.

Today, November 30th, Caixa finalizes the transfers of R$ 600 from Auxílio Brasil for November. See when payments took place:

The Ministry of Citizenship had already released the application to consult the list of those approved to receive Auxílio Brasil in November. Each month, the agency works with Dataprev to review the registrations to ensure that families can still receive another installment of the benefit.

The consultation is available on the Auxílio Brasil App and to find out if you have been approved, simply enter your CPF and password. In addition to the result, the program application also informs you what the value of the next installment will be and the date on which the money will be deposited into the account.

Another way to check the next Auxílio Brasil payment is by accessing the Caixa Tem App. The platform on which the benefit is deposited into a digital savings account provides information about the dates and value of the installments. The Caixa Tem application also offers the contracting of an Auxílio Brasil payroll loan.

The November installment already had a discount on the first installment for beneficiaries who took out the payroll loan. The benefit came in a value of up to R$ 160 lower than usual, as the beneficiary can commit up to 40% in the value of the benefit to take out the loan. 

The Ministry of Citizenship did not disclose hiring data from other institutions. In total, 14 banks were authorized to offer payroll loans to beneficiaries of Auxílio Brasil and BPC (Continuous Payment Benefit).

In August, the federal government published the law authorizing beneficiaries of social programs to commit up to 40% of the monthly benefit to take out a payroll loan.

The amount is calculated considering the installment worth R$ 400 and not R$ 600 that will be paid temporarily until December. Thus, some families received up to R$ 160 less in the portion of Auxílio Brasil paid in November.

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