On the 25th, on Thursday, the INSS opened pension deposits for May for more than 37 million insured people. The calendar for policyholders who now receive the new national minimum value (R$ 1,320) runs until June 7th, where all groups receive it.

However, for policyholders who receive ABOVE the minimum wage, the calendar dates are different and deposits begin on the 1st of June and go until the 7th of the same month.

The complete calendar containing all dates for 2023 has already been released by the INSS. The agency makes deposits in different periods for those who receive ONE minimum wage and for those who receive ABOVE this amount.

The Government had initially set the minimum wage at R$ 1,302 in January 2023 and on May 1 raised the national minimum wage to R$ 1,320. The benefit ceiling will be R$ 7,507.49, corrected by the INPC.

The INSS currently has just over 37 million policyholders who will receive payments according to the new dates. Payments follow the same order as in past years, following the final digit of the Benefits Card number. The schedule is the same for beneficiaries of the Continuous Payment Benefit (BPC) and for people with disabilities.

To find out when the INSS benefit is deposited into the account, you need to look at the card number on which the beneficiary receives their retirement, pension or aid. The final number of the Benefits Card, not considering the check digit (number after the dash), is what indicates the date on which the benefit will be received.

INSS policyholders always receive payment between the end and beginning of each month. Payment follows the order of the Card number and the amount to be received by the beneficiary (up to ONE minimum wage or ABOVE this amount).

See payments by period of the year for those earning UP TO one minimum wage:

For those earning ABOVE the minimum wage:

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