The $21,243 Bonus granted by the Social Security Institute (IPS) in Chile is a monthly monetary benefit that seeks to support the most vulnerable families in the country. This contribution, known as Family Allowanceis intended for those who are part of the most vulnerable 60% of the population, according to the Social Registry of Households. This bonus is of great importance, since it is delivered for each child or family member correctly registered, thus providing economic relief to the households that need it most.
Employees in the public and private sectors, as well as independent workers who have been affiliated to a pension scheme since January 1, 1974, can access this benefit. In addition, those independent workers who contribute to the AFP system and have family dependents accredited to the IPS can also receive this contribution. This bond It is not only exclusive to those who are actively employed, but also covers pensioners and beneficiaries of subsidies such as unemployment or work disability benefits.
Among the pensioners who can access the $21,243 bonus are those who belong to any regime, such as AFP, IPS, Capredena and Dipreca, among others. Also, widows’ pensioners and mothers of children of non-marital filiation of a worker or pensioner qualify to receive this aid. Even workers who, upon becoming unemployed, receive benefits from the Solidarity Unemployment Fund, can access the bonus if they are entitled to the Family Allowance.
In order to receive the Family Allowanceit is essential that beneficiaries have their dependents properly registered in the system. People who may be considered dependents include spouses, children, stepchildren, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and other people under their care who meet certain requirements, such as being minors or students. In addition, people over 65 years of age or with a disability who depend on the beneficiary also qualify as dependents.
He bond It is also accessible to state-accredited institutions that care for orphaned, abandoned or disabled children. These special cases are considered in the same way as traditional family burdens, ensuring that the most vulnerable receive the necessary support. In addition, if a minor is under the care of a natural person by court order, he or she may also be considered a burden for the purposes of accessing the Family Allowance.
