THE National Institute of Social Security (INSS) will begin to carry out the benefit payments with readjustment for retirees and pensioners from the 25th of January. Both those who receive up to one minimum wage and those who receive more than the national floor will have new values, but with different highs.
Those who receive up to one minimum wage have the benefit value following the readjustment of the federal government. For 2022, the minimum wage rose 10.18%, going from R$1,100 to BRL 1,212. Payment begins on January 25, with the order according to the final benefit card number, which appears before the dash.
For those whose benefit is higher than the minimum wage, the increase will be 10.16%. The readjustment follows the INPC (National Consumer Price Index) of the previous year, released on Tuesday (11) by the IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics).
With the increase, the INSS benefit ceiling, which also follows the INPC, will be BRL 7,087.22 this year. The new values ​​will still be confirmed by the federal government through publication in the Official Gazette of the Union.
the payment for retirees e pensioners with more than one minimum wage starts from February 1st, and the order also follows the final number of the benefit card, without considering the digit.
For those who started to receive retirement or pension from February 2021, the readjustment amount will be different. In these cases, the increase varies according to the first month of granting the benefit, and the amounts will be disclosed by the government.
Check the INSS payment schedule for those who earn up to one minimum wage
Check the INSS payment schedule for those who earn more than one minimum wage
Reference: CNN Brasil
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