In September, many Chilean families can access a variety of bonds that the State offers in order to support the most vulnerable households. These economic benefits are essential to alleviate the financial burden of those who need to cover basic expenses such as food, water or electricity. Each of these contributions is aimed at different groups of the population, including workers, mothers, pensioners and more, ensuring that support reaches those who need it most.
One of the best known bonds is the Single Family Allowance (SUF), which is intended for families belonging to the most vulnerable 60% of the population, according to the Social Registry of Households (RSH). This subsidy is granted monthly and its amount varies according to family dependents, being $21,243 per dependent and $42,486 if one of the dependents has an accredited disability. This bonus is vital to help families maintain their economic well-being month after month.
Another important benefit is the Family Allowance, which is granted to dependent and independent workers, as well as pensioners. This bond The Maternity Allowance is paid for each dependent family member, and its amount varies according to the worker’s income. For dependent workers, the money is included in their salary, while self-employed workers receive it through tax refunds. The Maternity Allowance is also available for pregnant workers or the wives of workers who are expecting a child.
He Child Bonus This is another of the key benefits that women aged 65 or older who retire and who are biological or adoptive mothers can receive. This contribution is calculated based on 10% of the minimum monthly income and begins to generate returns from the birth of the child. This bonus is especially useful for improving the pension of mothers in their retirement stage.
He Protection Bonusknown as Bono Dueña de Casa, is intended for families that participate in the programs of the Chile Seguridades y Oportunidades System. This monthly contribution is delivered for a period of two years and does not require an application, which facilitates access to the most vulnerable families. It is an economic support that ensures a certain stability in households where the head of the family falls on women.
Finally, the Permanent Family Contributionalso known as the March Bonus, is another benefit that can still be collected in September. Although its payment does not occur in this month, beneficiaries have until November or December to withdraw the money at authorized branches. This bonus is aimed at low-income families, pensioners and workers who receive Family or Maternal Allowance. Thus, the State continues to provide support to those who need it most, even when the year is already well underway.
