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INSS and Pé-de-Meia payments set for September 2026

Payments for INSS and the Pé-de-Meia program have specific dates in September 2026.

1 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Payments from the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) for September 2026 will start on September 24. This first phase is aimed at beneficiaries who receive up to one minimum wage, with deposits continuing until October 7, according to the last digit of the benefit number.

For beneficiaries receiving above the minimum wage, payments will begin on October 1 and will also continue until October 7. The INSS calendar is crucial for beneficiaries to adequately plan their finances.

Meanwhile, the Pé-de-Meia program, aimed at public school students, is preparing to release a monthly incentive of R$ 200. This assistance is assigned to students who meet the attendance criteria required by the program.

The payments for Pé-de-Meia will take place in September, but specific dates have yet to be announced. The program aims to provide financial support to students, addressing their educational needs.

The payment dates for subsidies and pensions are also expected to be announced soon, according to information from various sources. Many beneficiaries are eagerly awaiting confirmations regarding the scheduled deposits for this month.

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