Sassa confirms December grant payment dates
Grant beneficiaries are encouraged to visit their nearest Sassa office to disclose relevant changes and update their information.
THE South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has confirmed that social grant beneficiaries will receive December payments over three days during the first week of the month.
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The agency has also confirmed that beneficiaries of the Covid-19 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant will receive their payments during the last week of November.
Sassa has reminded beneficiaries who wish to change their payment methods or banking details to visit their nearest Sassa office with a valid identity document and bank confirmation documents. Beneficiaries must also complete a consent form. The agency advises beneficiaries to submit changes before the 19th of each month to avoid possible payment delays.
Sassa has also commended beneficiaries who voluntarily disclose changes in their personal or financial circumstances, including those who request the cancellation of their grants after securing employment or experiencing an improvement in their financial situation.
In a statement, the agency said it remains committed to ensuring eligible individuals and households receive the support they are entitled to.
Beneficiaries are encouraged to visit their nearest Sassa office or go to www.services.sassa.gov.za to disclose relevant changes, update their information or request the cancellation of a grant if they no longer meet the qualifying criteria.
Payment dates:
• Covid-19 SRD grant – November 23 and 25
• Older persons – December 2
• Disability – December 3
• Children’s – December 4
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