Sassa Grant Increase October 2024

CONFIRMED: Sassa Grant Increase October 2024

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Sassa has confirmed grant increase from October 2024. Find more on Sassa grant increase October 2024 below.

The South African Social Security Agency has been in the fore front in provision of social assistance to the needy South Africans and all who qualifies. They continue to provide social grants on a monthly basis to the qualifying beneficiaries. From October 2024, beneficiaries will see an increase in the monthly amounts they receive from Sassa.

Social Grant Increase October 2024

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) would like to notify social grant beneficiaries of an increase in social grant amounts, effective from October 2024. SASSA remains committed to providing vital support to South Africans in need and ensuring that grant payments are made on time and securely.

New Grant Amounts as of October 2024:

Old Age Grant (Below 75 years): Increased from R2 180 (April 2024) to R2 190

Old Age Grant (Above 75 years): Increased from R2 200 (April 2024) to R2 210

War Veteran’s Grant: Increased from R2 200 (April 2024) to R2 210

Disability Grant: Increased from R2 180 (April 2024) to R2 190

Care Dependency Grant: Increased from R2 180 (April 2024) to R2 190

“This increase, in addition to the increase earlier in April 2024, reflects governments commitment to improving the welfare of all grant beneficiaries.” Said Sassa in their statement.

Social Grant Payment Dates for October 2024 are as follows:

Older Persons’ Grants will be paid from 02 October 2024, this includes any grants linked to these accounts

Disability Grants will be paid from 03 October 2024, this includes any grants linked to these accounts

Children’s Grants and all other grants will be paid from 04 October 2024

Funds Withdrawal

Sassa also said “Beneficiaries are kindly reminded that there is no need to rush to withdraw funds on the first payment day, or to withdraw all their funds at once. It is safer to keep your funds in your bank account, transact with your card and only draw small amounts at a time. Funds will remain in client’s accounts and will not be forfeited if not withdrawn immediately.”

They further promises that they remain dedicated to ensuring that all payments are processed smoothly, and beneficiaries receive the support they depend on without hassle.

How to Contact SASSA

You may get into contact with Sassa as follows:

Website: https://sassa.gov.za

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SASSANewsZA

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