The National Social Security Institute (INSS) recently finalized the first pension payments, for the month of January, for the more than 37 million insured people in 2023.

The next February calendar for retirees who now receive the new national minimum (R$ 1,302) will begin next Friday, the 17th, and will continue until March 7th, when they receive all groups.

The schedule with all the dates for the year has already been published by the INSS. The INSS 2023 calendar started on January 25th with an adjustment in values. The National Social Security Institute (INSS) makes deposits in separate periods for those who earn a minimum wage and for those who earn above a minimum wage.

The government has set the minimum wage at R$ 1,302.00 for this year and the benefits ceiling will be R$ 7,507.49, corrected by the INPC.

The INSS now has just over 37 million insured people who will receive payments according to the new dates. Payments continue to follow the same order as in previous years, observing the final digit of the benefit card number. The calendar is the same for beneficiaries of the BPC – Continuous Payment Benefit and for people with disabilities.

To find out on which date you receive the INSS benefit, you need to look at the card number on which you receive the retirement, pension or aid. The final number on the card, without considering the check digit (number that comes after the dash), is what indicates the date on which you will receive the money. For example: A card with number 123.456.789-0 indicates the ending 9.

INSS retirees and pensioners always receive payment between the end and beginning of each month. Payment follows the order of the card number and the amount received by the beneficiary (up to 01 minimum wage or above 01 minimum wage).

The dates are different for those who only receive a minimum wage and for those who receive above. Deposits follow the final number of your benefit card, without considering the last check digit, which appears after the dash.

See the full calendar for February below:

Payments from those who receive UNTIL a minimum wage (R$ 1,302)

Payments from those who receive MORE of a minimum wage

Through a new MP, the federal government readjusted the national minimum in January. The value that had increased from R$ 1,045 in 2020 to R$ 1,100 in 2021, and was R$ 1,212.00 in 2022, will now be R$ 1,302.00 in 2023.

Social Security guarantees the insured taxpayer income replacement when they lose their ability to work, whether due to illness, accident, pregnancy, prison, death or old age.

Retirement of Persons with Disabilities by Age – Benefit due to citizens who prove a minimum of 180 contributions made exclusively as a person with a disability, beyond the age of 60, if a man, or 55 years, if a woman.

Retirement of Persons with Disabilities based on Contribution Time – Benefit due to citizens who prove the necessary contribution time, according to their level of disability. Of this period, at least 180 months must have been worked as a person with a disability.

Special retirement for contribution time – Benefit for citizens who work exposed to agents that are harmful to health.

Rural Age Retirement – Benefit due to citizens who prove a minimum of 180 months worked in rural activity.

Urban Age Retirement – Benefit due to citizens who prove a minimum of 180 contributions, in addition to the minimum age of 65 years old, if a man, or 62 years old, if a woman.

By disability retirement - Due to the citizen being unable to work and cannot be rehabilitated in another profession.

Retirement by time of contribution - Benefit due to citizens who prove a total of 35 years of contribution, if a man, or 30 years of contribution, if a woman.

Retirement based on teacher contribution time – It is necessary to prove 30 years of contribution, if a man, or 25 years, if a woman, carried out in teaching roles in Basic Education.

Accident assistance – Compensation benefit paid as a result of an accident that permanently reduces the ability to work.

Sickness benefit – Sickness Benefit is a benefit due to incapacity due to the INSS insured person who proves, through medical examination, that he or she is temporarily unable to work as a result of illness or accident.

Prison Aid – It is a benefit due to the dependents of the insured person detained in prison, during the period in which he is imprisoned under a closed or semi-open regime. Incarceration assistance cannot be granted to dependents of the insured person who is on conditional release or serving an open prison sentence.

Assistance benefit for the elderly and people with disabilities (BPC) – It is a benefit of social assistance, whose recognition of the right is operationalized by the INSS. Guaranteed by law, the BPC allows elderly people and people with disabilities access to the minimum conditions for a dignified life.

Assistance benefit for independent port workers – Guarantee of a minimum monthly wage for workers aged at least 60 who have not implemented the minimum conditions for retirement.

Nestle – Benefit extinguished on 04/16/1994, consists of the return in a single installment of contributions made to the INSS by citizens who remained active after retiring.

Special pension for Thalidomide syndrome – Specific benefit for those with Thalidomide Syndrome born on or after March 1, 1958. It is a special, monthly, lifelong and non-transferable pension.

Special pension for leprosy – Due to people affected by leprosy who were subjected to compulsory isolation and hospitalization in colony hospitals until 12/31/86.

Rural Death Pension – Aimed at dependents of rural workers, artisanal fishermen and indigenous people who produce under a family economy regime.

Urban Death Pension – Paid to the dependents of the insured person who dies or, in the case of disappearance, has his/her death declared by court.

Family salary – Amount paid to low-income employees, including domestic workers, and to casual workers, according to the number of children.

Maternity pay - Benefit due to a person who leaves their activity due to the birth of a child, non-criminal abortion, adoption or judicial custody for adoption purposes.

Rural Maternity Salary – Benefit due to special (rural) insured person who leaves their activity due to the birth of a child, non-criminal abortion, adoption or legal guardianship for adoption purposes.

Urban Maternity Salary – Benefit due to a person who leaves their activity due to the birth of a child, non-criminal abortion, adoption or judicial custody for adoption purposes.

Defeso Insurance – Artisanal Fisherman – Benefit to Artisanal Fishermen during the period in which they are prevented from fishing due to the need to preserve the species.

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