Title: Iran’s Social Security Organization Outlines Staged Payment Plan for Retirees
In a move to manage its financial obligations, Iran’s Social Security Organization has announced a detailed, phased schedule for the disbursement of pension adjustments. While the plan aims for full payment by the end of the current Iranian year, the process has been structured in stages to ensure systematic and orderly implementation.
A Structured Payment Timeline
The organization has delineated a clear three-phase plan to settle the outstanding payments. This structured approach is designed to prioritize vulnerable groups and manage liquidity effectively within the national economic framework.
- Phase One: Completed on September 12, 2024, targeting low-income retirees and those receiving disability pensions.
- Phase Two: Scheduled for September 29-31, 2024, for pensioners receiving less than 20 million tomans.
- Phase Three: To be finalized by October 15, 2024, covering retirees with pensions above 20 million tomans.
Authorities have attributed the phased rollout to necessary financial management and coordination with banking partners to handle the high volume of transactions smoothly.
Updated Monthly Payment Schedule
In a separate administrative update, the standard monthly pension payment schedule has been revised for the current year. Payments are now processed over the final three days of each month, organized by the first letter of the pensioner’s last name. Officials state this change enhances coordination with the banking system and streamlines transaction management.
Official Channels for Information
To ensure transparency and ease of access, retirees are encouraged to monitor their payment status through official channels. The primary platforms for inquiry are the official website es.tamin.ir and the “Tamin Man” mobile application. Additionally, the telephone service line 1420 is available for assistance.
Commitment to Full Settlement
The Social Security Organization has reaffirmed its commitment to settling all outstanding payments in full by the end of the autumn season. According to official statements, these payments are being processed using the fund’s internal resources and in coordination with the National Treasury, demonstrating a systemic effort to honor the state’s commitments to its retirees.
