BPC-LOAS. O que é? Quem tem Direito? Como Pedir? LPA BPC-LOAS: Renda Familiar

Those who have never contributed to the INSS (Brazilian National Social Security Institute) may be eligible for a Social Assistance benefit, guaranteed by the INSS itself, called BPC/LOAS. Many people confuse these acronyms: BPC and LOAS, thinking they mean the same thing, but they don't. The BPC – Continuous Benefit Payment – ​​is a monthly payment equivalent to one minimum wage, without access to the annual bonus (thirteenth salary) provided for in the LOAS – Organic Law of Social Assistance. LOAS is the law that provides for the payment of the BPC. It's like a retirement pension, but it doesn't include the thirteenth salary, which is the annual bonus. Elderly people and people with disabilities who have never contributed to the INSS, or who have stopped contributing, may be entitled to receive a minimum wage. In the case of the elderly, they are only entitled to receive the benefit from the age of 65, whether male or female, and with a low family income. Many people don't even realize they have this right guaranteed by law, which is why in this video I'll show you the main requirements and in what situations the INSS (Brazilian National Social Security Institute) can deny this benefit. Oh, did you know that there's also a review process for those who are beneficiaries of BPC/LOAS (Brazilian Social Assistance Benefit)? Well, here I'll tell you how to proceed so that you don't fall into the "fine mesh" and have your benefit suspended. So watch the video and leave your like. And you know, any questions, just share them with us here in the comments. 🌐OUR WEBSITE https://bocchiadvogados.com.br 📊RETIREMENT CALCULATOR https://bocchiadvogados.com.br/calcul... ☎️ CONTACT Bocchi Advogados Associados Whatsapp (16) 993191348 Talk to our team via WhatsApp at the link below: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=5... 📗BOOK CRAZY TO RETIRE https://bocchiadvogados.com.br/loucop... IMPORTANT Our content is aimed at informing the public, especially clients, of their social rights. We ask that you review and read our Privacy Policy on the website.