The second half of 2024 brings with it a series of bonds and financial aid that the Chilean government has provided to support different sectors of the population. These benefits are intended for workers, families, and other people who meet certain specific requirements, and are delivered with the aim of alleviating the financial burden in difficult times.
One of the main bonds The only benefit being paid is the Universal Guaranteed Pension (PGU), which offers up to $214,296 per month to people aged 65 or older. This benefit is designed for those who do not belong to the richest 10% of the country and who meet a series of established requirements. The PGU is a crucial support for older adults, and its payment is made monthly during August.
Another significant support is the Subsidy The Único Familiar (SUF) benefits those who are in the most vulnerable 60% of the population according to the Social Household Registry (RSH). This subsidy grants $20,328 for each dependent family member, and in cases of disability, the amount is doubled. In addition, the Automatic Family Subsidy, which is paid without the need to apply, also grants $20,328 per dependent family member and increases to $40,656 in cases of disability.
As for female workers, the Women’s Work Bonus (BTM) is an aid aimed at those who are between 25 and 59 years old and belong to the most vulnerable 40% of the country. This bonus is paid monthly and those interested can apply at any time of the year through the Sence website. In addition, young workers also have access to the bonus. Subsidy Youth Employment Benefit (SEJ), which is paid on August 30 and is intended for those between 18 and 24 years old.
He Bond The School Attendance Duty is another important benefit, which grants $11,429 per month for each boy or girl who has a monthly school attendance equal to or greater than 85%. This bonus is automatically given to families who participate in the Chile Seguridades y Oportunidades program, without the need to apply.
Finally, the Bond The Protection Bonus, known as Bono Dueña de Casa, is paid for a period of 24 months to families who participate in the Chile System, Seguridades y Oportunidades programs. This bonus is an ongoing aid that seeks to improve the living conditions of the most vulnerable families in the country.
