Citizen Income: when will the next payment be? – Personal Finance – Economics

Citizen Income: when will the next payment be?  – Personal Finance – Economics

More than 1.9 million beneficiaries received from April 29 to May 30 the transfer corresponding to the first payment cycle of the Transit program to Citizen Income.

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For this, the Government disposed of 796,435 million pesos. “What we have called Transit to Citizen Income It is a provisional measure to be able to grant a greater benefit to households that were traditionally beneficiaries of what Familias en Acción was. We improve to guarantee resources above the poverty line, ”she said at the time Cielo Rusinque, director of Social Prosperity.

In this first cycle, only 6 percent of the beneficiaries did not respond to the call made by Prosperidad Social to withdraw the conditional cash transfer.

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Cielo Rusinque, director of Social Prosperity.

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Photo: Mauricio Moreno. time

When will you pay again?

The payment of this monetary transfer is made every two months and reaches 1,000,000 pesos for households that receive the maximum amount.

With this in mind, the next payment period is expected to start at the end of July and run through August.

Social Prosperity has created an online platform for families to find out the details of the program and whether or not they are enrolled. To do this, they will only need the ID number.

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The Banco Agrario is the operator of the program payments.

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Twitter: @BancoAgrario / Archive EL TIEMPO

agricultural bank, sole operator

He agrarian Bank is the operator of program payments. Your choice without going through a prior tender via Colombia Buys Efficientlyas was usual in this type of contract in recent years, it aroused a series of criticisms.

This enabled 496 offices, 8 extended cashiers in corregimientos and shelters far from urban centers, 9,836 banking correspondents and more than 2,300 ATMs throughout the country, to facilitate the transfer withdrawal for beneficiaries.

By Mitchell G. Patton

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