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Voronezh pensioners November payments can be credited ahead of schedule

This is due to the fact that November 4 is declared a day off

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Voronezh pensioners November payments can be credited ahead of schedule

Due to the celebration of National Unity Day, Voronezh pensioners, who are usually transferred funds on the 4th, can receive payments earlier. This is due to the fact that November 4 is declared a day off.

As explained in the relevant Committee of the state Duma, when the date of payment coincides with the holiday or weekend money is transferred in advance, but not later than three days before the deadline. Financial institutions and the post office have the right to issue charges ahead of schedule.

Those who receive a pension through a postman or take it away in the office, it is worth considering: on a holiday, most post offices will be closed. Therefore, funds can be obtained either before the holiday or after it.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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