GUYANA–President announces one-off payments for persons with less than required NIS contributions - Caribbean Times

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GUYANA–President announces one-off payments for persons with less than required NIS contributions - Caribbean Times

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC—President Irfaan Ali on Thursday announced that more than GY$10 billion (One Guyana dollar = US$0.004 cents) would be paid to persons who did not make the maximum number of National Insurance Scheme (NIS) contributions to be eligible for social security pensions. He said the payout would be based on NIS’s database. Still, […]

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