The Social Security Institute (IPS) offers a bond of $42,000 intended to support people in the most vulnerable situations in the country. This benefit is part of the Single Family Subsidy, a monthly financial aid aimed at those who belong to the most vulnerable 60% of the population according to the Social Registry of Households.
The delivery of this bond It is aimed at families with children under 18 years of age, allowing them to receive $21,243 for each of them. However, the subsidy rises to $42,486 when the family member has a physical or intellectual disability. All the details are in this note. Remember that it will be available for the month of August.
The requirement
To be eligible, it is essential to be within the range of vulnerability established by the Social Registry of Households. This bond can be received for a period of up to three consecutive years, providing ongoing support to eligible families.
Among the reasons for losing the right to bond They may not collect it for six consecutive months, opt for another State benefit, or fail to comply with the requirements that led to its granting. In addition, failure to submit documents requested by the mayor or the paying entity may result in the loss of the benefit, as well as the death of the beneficiary or the deceased.
The main objective is to provide economic relief to families who need it most, helping them face the challenges of everyday life. People who qualify for this bond They must be careful to comply with all requirements and keep the documentation up to date to avoid losing the benefit.
