06/21/2021 9:36 AM
Clarín.com
Economy
Updated 06/21/2021 9:46 AM
The National Administration for Social Security (ANSeS) once again suspended the process of survival or life certificate for the collection of retirements and pensions.
The extension will now be until December 31.
The measure is extended to all people who collect salaries corresponding to
July, August, September, October, November and December included.
"This means that the beneficiaries should not go to the banks to do the procedure,"
remarked the body led by Fernanda Raverta.
The suspension, which has been in force since the pandemic began, is
to prevent retirees and pensioners from attending the banks
.
For some time, alternatives have been analyzed that
allow crossing data and verifying survival without requiring the beneficiary's signature
.
The ANSeS measure also establishes that the holders of benefits residing abroad can exceptionally present the semi-annual survival certificate before the authorized bank
until the last day of December.
Special bonus
The government will pay a special bonus to offset inflation for the quarter.
The agreement, which will be announced in the next few days, will reach
those who receive the lowest salaries
and those who collect pensions would also receive it.
And it would begin to be paid in July.
As Clarín learned last week,
the highest assets would not have any compensation
, as happened with the bonuses paid in 2000 and early 2021.
This new bond would have a similar scheme and will be paid during the months of July and August, and although the amount of the bond has not yet been resolved - whose payment will be divided into two months - they
estimate that it will be between $ 1500 and $ 2000.
In April and May, some 5 million retirees
, pensioners, non-contributory pensions and PUAM
received the extraordinary supplement of up to $ 1,500 each month
, who received less than $ 30,856.
With the inflation data for May and the projections for June,
retirements and pensions will once again lag behind the rise in prices.
In these first six of the year, retirements and pensions received two quarterly increases (8.07% and 12.12%) which end-to-end represents an increase of 21.2%.
With an average price rise of 3% in June, inflation for the first half of 2021 will add up to 25.1%.
It represents an inter-semester loss of 3.1%.
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