SSPF Promises Early Calculating Pensions
The calculation of March pensions for the population will be completed by 15 March.
According to the State Social Protection Fund (SSPF), there has already begun the necessary transfer of pension funds to individual regions and cities to the accounts of local branches of SSPF to finance pensions for March. "The process at the national level will be fully completed until mid-March, and pensions will be transferred to the personal accounts of pensioners on the previously established schedule," the report says.
According to the State Fund, currently the number of labor pensioners in Azerbaijan is 1 290 882 people, of which 60.8% receive old-age pensions, 28.3% - on disability, 10.9% - on the lost of the breadwinner. --17D-
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