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People queue in Khayelitsha, near Cape Town, on May 4, 2020, to receive their South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) grants. / AFP / PIETER BAUERMEISTER

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Reminder – SASSA grants: Payment dates for July 2023

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has announced the payment dates for social grants in July 2023, with a focus on providing funds to beneficiaries at the earliest possible time. READ: SASSA social grants: Here are the payment dates for July SASSA GRANT PAYMENT DATES FOR JULY 2023 In the past, SASSA grants would be paid out […]

27-06-23 10:49
SASSA grants
People queue in Khayelitsha, near Cape Town, on May 4, 2020, to receive their South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) grants. / AFP / PIETER BAUERMEISTER

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has announced the payment dates for social grants in July 2023, with a focus on providing funds to beneficiaries at the earliest possible time.

READ: SASSA social grants: Here are the payment dates for July

SASSA GRANT PAYMENT DATES FOR JULY 2023

In the past, SASSA grants would be paid out later in the month. However, after complaints from beneficiaries, the agency decided to commence with payments on the second day of the month or the closest working day.

The pension (older person grant) is paid first, followed by the disability and children’s grants. Thereafter, all other grants should be paid out, including the R350 SRD grant, which no longer has a fixed date.

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  • Older persons – Monday, 3 July
  • Disability grant – Tuesday, 4 July
  • Children’s grant – Wednesday, 5 July
  • All other SASSA grants, including the R350 grant, are paid out from Wednesday, 5 July.

The funds can be collected after the day it becomes available.

READ: REMINDER: SASSA payment schedule for the next 10 months of social grants

HOW TO WITHDRAW THE MONEY

“Normal grants”, excluding the R350 grant, can still be collected from the post office. However, all grants can also be withdrawn from any ATM or selected retail partners like Shoprite, Checkers, Pick n Pay, Boxer and Shoprite U-Save.

The SASSA gold card can be used to make purchases just like a regular debit card, or beneficiaries may opt to have the money deposited directly into their personal bank accounts. SASSA has maintained that direct bank deposits are the most convenient payment method.

READ: REMINDER: Validity of expired SASSA/Postbank Gold Cards EXTENDED

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