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Time for gov't to increase NIS minimum payouts – Winston Jordan - Vimarsana News

Time for gov't to increase NIS minimum payouts – Winston Jordan

The plight of NIS pensioners specifically in relation to the failure of government to increase minimum payouts was addressed by former Minister of

An appeal for NIS pension increase - Kaieteur News - Vimarsana News

An appeal for NIS pension increase - Kaieteur News

An elderly NIS pensioner approached me, recently, for an explanation as to why the government has not increased NIS pensions above the minimum. The NIS pensioner currently gets a pension of about $52,000 per month, the same amount that he was getting in 2020, the year when the last increase in pension was effected. Since I was not in a position to give him a satisfactory answer, I have decided to highlight this matter through this letter, in the hope that it generates immediate action by the concerned Minister(s).

NIS will cease to function as an effective social safety valve when beneficiaries are denied their rightful pension - Vimarsana News

NIS will cease to function as an effective social safety valve when beneficiaries are denied their rightful pension

Dear Editor, An elderly NIS pensioner approached me, recently, for an explanation as to why the government has not increased NIS pensions above the

Letters to the Editor (4): Friday, December 29, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor (4): Friday, December 29, 2023

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Upcoming budget reignites debate on $5m super balance cap - Vimarsana News

Upcoming budget reignites debate on $5m super balance cap

Individuals with total super balances of more than $5 million should be required to withdraw the excess amount by 1 July 2024, says AIST. Industry bodies and super funds have renewed their calls for