⚠️ ACTUALIZACIÓN DE PAGOS PARA JUBILADOS Y PENSIONADOS EN DICIEMBRE

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00:00How much are the retirees going to charge?

00:02Well, let's see if we have some charts.

00:04I'm telling you if I don't look at them from here on the cell phone.

00:06For what reason do you have to pay particular attention in December?

00:10Because in December you have the Aguinaldo for all retirees and pensioners

00:15and the bonus for those who have minimum income.

00:18Don't get mad at those who charge more than the minimum income

00:22because we can't get the calculation of everyone.

00:24So we are going to refer to those with the lowest incomes.

00:28Minimum income contributing to December with an increase of 2.7%

00:34which is the equivalent of the last number of inflation that we knew

00:37of the month of October, 259,598 pesos.

00:41This is what we were just talking about with Lucio.

00:43A retirement income that is very far from the basic basket

00:46and that is very far from being on par with what is somehow the low of inflation.

00:51If there was retirement, it would be more in consonance.

00:55The minimum income will charge the bonus.

00:58The bonus of 70,000 pesos in the month of December.

01:01And it will also charge the Aguinaldo average.

01:03The Aguinaldo average, which here we are seeing the number,

01:06is the equivalent of 50% of the best there has been in the last six months

01:12of the July-December period.

01:14How much does a minimum income pensioner charge in December?

01:19With what money will he find himself in his savings account?

01:22459,398 pesos.

01:25What happens in the meantime with those who are headlines

01:29of universal pension for the adult?

01:32Let's remember that universal pension for the adult

01:36is the equivalent of 80% of the minimum there is in force.

01:42Let's see if we can... Oh, we're seeing it.

01:44The minimum income of PUAN is 207,679 pesos in December.

01:51They also have the bonus of 70,000 pesos, which they charge in total.

01:56And the Aguinaldo average represents what you are seeing on the screen.

01:59How much will they find in their savings accounts?

02:02381,518 pesos.

02:05These 381,518 pesos are what they will have deposited

02:11in the social security savings account

02:13all the headlines of universal pension for the adult.

02:19Third group of the lowest incomes.

02:22These are the ones that are below, below, below,

02:25which are headlines of non-contributive pensions,

02:28where they are pensions for labor disability,

02:31over 70 years old, mothers of seven or more children,

02:34181,719 pesos the minimum there is.

02:38Look at the amounts.

02:40There is no argument.

02:43These are the amounts.

02:45In this case, 70,000 pesos of bonus,

02:48they also charge it in full.

02:50The equivalent to the Aguinaldo is what you are seeing on the screen.

02:53That is, all the beneficiaries of non-contributive pensions

02:57with Aguinaldo and with bonus

02:59will have deposited in December in their bank accounts

03:02342,578 pesos.

03:05All this will be paid before Christmas,

03:09before December 24.

03:12Clarita, there are consultations, as always,

03:14many people asking.

03:15We have the sample of the most important.

03:17Let's go with the first one, please.

03:19Clara responds to our first consultation.

03:23Remember, all the consultations are at clarasaguero.com

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03:29We unify everything so that you can give your opinion

03:31on different topics with Clara specifically.

03:33We see everything that comes to Andino and Las Noticias

03:37and what comes from Clara Salguero

03:39and what is most significant,

03:41what serves the greatest number of people,

03:43that is what we put in the consultation.

03:45Do you have the first one?

03:47Let's go with this one.

03:48Good morning, I am Julio, I am 47 years old

03:51and 30 contributions.

03:53Of course, it started very small.

03:55At 17 to work, of course.

03:56Can I charge a pension? I am unemployed.

03:58No, unfortunately not.

04:00In reality, contributions are not going to be computed

04:05from the age of 17.

04:08Contributions are always computed

04:10from the age of 18.

04:13So you lose one.

04:15You lose one, you have 29, but you still have a lot.

04:18There are no such labor stories.

04:21Today it is very difficult to gather 30 years with contributions.

04:25Well, in this case, and unfortunately,

04:27if the labor disengagement was very recently,

04:31what you can ask for is unemployment insurance,

04:34which depends on the number of years you have had

04:37in the last job.

04:39Unemployment insurance means

04:41that you are paid for 12 months

04:43and that unemployment insurance,

04:45all the time it takes,

04:47is computed and added to the labor history

04:50as a contribution time,

04:52but unfortunately there is no advance for this age.

04:54With reference to this case, many ask.

04:57If I were working, I could work until 65,

05:00that is, 18 more years,

05:02with 18 more years of contribution.

05:05Is retirement better?

05:06Of course, obviously.

05:07Look, here are two questions to say.

05:09If this person returns to the field,

05:13if he returns to work ...

05:15How can he be employed in white?

05:17Well, it depends.

05:18If he is employed in white in the field of the state,

05:21the age is 65 years, if he is a man.

05:25And in the case of the private sector,

05:28it is up to 70 years.

05:30Because the age in the private sector

05:32is up to 70 years.

05:34State sector, in women,

05:3660 is the minimum age, 65 in men.

05:39Private sector, 70 years is unified for both.

05:43And this issue of having more than 30 years

05:47with contribution in the labor history,

05:49everything adds up and adds up a lot.

05:51It is not the same to have 30 years

05:53which is the minimum required contribution,

05:56to have 45.

05:58It is considerably different

06:00in the labor computer,

06:02more than anything else,

06:03when you work in a relationship of dependence.

06:05Very good. Let's go to another question.

06:07Good morning.

06:08The one who already has the social subsidy,

06:11does he have to do it again?

06:13Well, this is the social subsidy of medicines.

06:15Of course.

06:16By PAMI and what was discussed

06:18throughout this week.

06:20You have to do it again in certain situations.

06:23For example, if it expired in December,

06:26you have to do it again.

06:28If your treatment changed

06:31and you require any other type of different medicine

06:35or some variation,

06:37you have to do it again.

06:39And if you never did it

06:41and for an issue of economic vulnerability

06:43you need medicines with total coverage,

06:46you have to do it.

06:48In those three cases.

06:49If you don't have it expired

06:51and you didn't change the treatment,

06:53you don't get what you have

06:55with the treatment you did appropriately.

06:57Perfect.

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