⏰ The head of the Social Insurance Authority announces an increase and a new grant for pensioners.
💰 The increase is valued at 300 Egyptian pounds and will be paid from October's pension onward.
📅 The actual payment will start in November, and pensioners will receive both the 300 pounds for October and November.
💰 There is currently a grant of 300 EGP for pensioners, which will increase to 600 EGP.
📈 According to the law, pension increases are supposed to occur once a year in July.
🌍 Due to the global economic challenges, the grant will be disbursed in April instead of July.
💰 There will be a 300-pound increase in pensions starting from October.
📅 The increase in pensions will be implemented once the new law is approved in November.
🔍 The minimum pension amount is linked to the individual's duration of participation in the system.
💰 The minimum pension will be increased to benefit individuals with low contributions or low salaries.
🔁 It is important for people to understand the calculations and contributions involved in the pension system.
🌍 There are different pension systems in place globally, and it is crucial to inform people about these variations.
📈 There is a significant shortage in social insurance in Egypt, which could be due to the authority's negligence and individual irresponsibility.
💰 People who are not enrolled in the insurance system for at least three months are not eligible for pension in case of death or disability.
⚕️ Families of deceased individuals should receive a pension and support, including a phone, to help with their financial needs.
📈 There is a proposal to increase the minimum wage for pensions to 4000 pounds.
💰 Currently, the pension minimum is 115 pounds with an additional 300-pound grant.
🔝 If the proposal is approved, the pension minimum will be raised to 1300 pounds.
📢 The head of the Social Insurance Authority announces an increase and a new grant for retirees.
💰 The minimum pension amount will be adjusted to align with current wages, ensuring fairness for all.
🔒 There will be extended subscription periods for those who have not previously enrolled in the insurance system.