Politics · Russia · 9 hrs ago
Some Russian pensioners to receive November payments early
Some pensioners in Russia will receive their November payments earlier than usual because of the National Unity Day holiday.
The change applies to people who normally receive their pension on 4 November.
Their payments will be sent to bank cards on 3 November, and bank payments will return to the regular schedule from 5 November.
Postal delivery is due to start on 3 November, with some payments arriving from 1 November.
Pensioners can also collect payments at post office counters from 3 November.
Postal delivery will continue until 25 November.
People can check the timing with their bank or a Russian Post office.
Some Russian pensioners due to receive payments on 4 November will get their November pensions early.
Payments to bank cards are scheduled for 3 November because of the upcoming National Unity Day.
In some cases, payments due on 4 November may arrive from 1 November.
Postal pension deliveries will begin on 3 November and continue until 25 November.
Bank payments are set to return to their regular schedule from 5 November.
- Who
- Pensioners whose payments are usually due on 4 November.
- What
- They will receive their November pension payments early.
- When
- Payments to bank cards are scheduled for 3 November; some may arrive from 1 November.
- Where
- Through banks and Russian Post offices and delivery services.
- Why
- Because of the upcoming National Unity Day.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
In some cases, payments due on 4 November may begin arriving.
Payments to bank cards are scheduled, and postal pension deliveries begin.
Bank pension payments are set to resume on the standard schedule.
Postal pension deliveries are scheduled to end.
- Usual payment date
- 4 November
- Bank card payment date
- 3 November
- Early payment in some cases
- From 1 November
- Standard bank schedule resumes
- 5 November
- Postal delivery period
- 3–25 November
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