When will the 5,000 TL retirement bonus be paid? Payment dates have been announced.
The date of the retirement bonus has been determined, which represents an important additional income for retirees. Millions of retirees will receive a bonus of 5,000 TL on the occasion of the centenary of the Republic. While no retirement bonuses will be given to working retirees, those receiving widow’s and orphan’s pensions will be partially paid.
WHEN WILL THE 5000 TL RETIREMENT BONUS BE PAID?
On Saturday, November 11, the Ministry of Labor and Social Security began paying 5,000 liras to retirees who do not work.
According to the information received, retirees who do not work and receive income or pension will be paid 5,000 lira, and widows and orphans will be paid their part of the pension.
Those who received monthly payments within the scope of SSK and whose monthly payment dates were the 17th, 18th, and 19th, received the payment on November 11; For those who are 20, 21 and 22 years old, on November 12; Those who are 23, 24, 25 and 26 years old will receive their payment on November 13, and those who are within the scope of Bağkur and Emekli Sandığı will receive their payment on November 14.
WHO WILL GIVE THE 5000 TL RETIREMENT BONUS?
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in his statement after the Cabinet meeting, announced that the retirement bonus will be granted only to retirees. Erdoğan said that retirees who continue to work will not benefit from this request.
Erdoğan said: “We exclude from this regulation our retirees who have retired but continue to work actively. These payments will be deposited into the accounts of our retirees starting in the first half of November. At the beginning of the year we will review the situation of our retirees and make all possible sacrifices. “I hope this decision will be beneficial.” saying.
WILL THOSE WHO RECEIVE A WIDOW’S AND ORPHAN’S PENSION RECEIVE A RETIREMENT BONUS?
Widows without children are expected to benefit from a 75 percent bonus, widows with children will benefit from a 50 percent bonus, and orphans will benefit from a 25 percent bonus.
Accordingly, it is stated that payments for citizens with children and widows will be 2,500 TL, and the payment for orphans will remain at 1,250 TL.
Source: Sozcu
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