According to the regulations of the National Bureau of Statistics and the Social Insurance Fund Administration, the monthly pension payment date is the last working day of the month. Therefore, the payment date of the pension in February 2023 is February 25th. It should be noted that if the last working day in February is a weekend or a legal holiday, the pension payment date may be advanced. The specific time shall be subject to the notice issued by the local social security bureaus. In addition, it should be understood that the date of pension payment may change for various reasons. For example, the failure of the payment system, bank holidays and weather may all lead to the extension of the pension payment date. Therefore, when receiving pensions, we should pay attention to the notifications from various channels.
If you haven't received the pension on the pension payment date, can you delay receiving it? If you haven't received the pension on the day of pension payment, you can get it later. Generally speaking, the pension period is 1 year, and the pension that has not been received for more than 1 year will not be processed. Therefore, it is recommended to receive the pension on the same day or as early as possible, so as not to miss the opportunity to receive it.
The payment date of the pension is the last working day of each month, and the specific time is subject to the notice published by the local social security bureaus. The delayed pension can be replenished within the collection period, but the pension exceeding 1 year will not be processed. At the same time, governments at all levels and relevant departments shall not occupy or intercept insurance funds.
Legal basis:
"Social Insurance Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)" Article 49 Social insurance premiums, individual contributions and subsidies provided by the state and society shall be transferred to the insurance fund account in full and on time in accordance with legal procedures. Governments at all levels and relevant departments shall not occupy or intercept insurance funds.