EEE (former KEA) minimum guaranteed income in September 2021. will be credited to the recipients on Thursday 30/09.
The payment of benefits to beneficiaries is made after the approval of the decision of the Ministry of Labor and comes from the budget allocated for 2021 to fund the Organization of Social Benefits and Social Solidarity (OPECA).
The payment in September 2021 to beneficiaries (those who applied before August 31, 2021, and it was approved) of the Minimum Guaranteed Income program benefits will be made on the last business day of September 2021, i.e. Thursday 30 September.
However, as you know, on the previous working day of payment, Wednesday, September 29, after lunch the money will be available at ATMs.
The payment of the former KEA benefit is made in two equal parts: the first half is credited to the recipient’s card, from which you can withdraw cash or use when paying in stores, and the second to a prepaid card, from which you cannot withdraw cash, but only pay for goods and services.
Attention! Benefit claims are updated every 6 months.
EEE (former KEA) minimum guaranteed income in September 2021. will be credited to the recipients on Thursday 30/09.
The payment of the benefit to the beneficiaries is made after the approval of the decision of the Ministry of Labor and comes from the budget allocated for 2021 to finance the Organization of Social Benefits and Social Solidarity (OPECA).
The payment in September 2021 to beneficiaries (those who applied before August 31, 2021, and it was approved) of the Minimum Guaranteed Income program benefits will be made on the last business day of September 2021, i.e. Thursday 30 September.
However, as you know, on the previous working day of payment, Wednesday, September 29, after lunch the money will be available at ATMs.
Payment of the former KEA benefit is made in two equal parts: the first half is credited to the recipient’s card, from which you can withdraw cash or use when paying in stores, and the second to a prepaid card, from which you cannot withdraw cash, but only pay for goods and services.
Attention! Benefit claims are updated every 6 months.
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