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285 Million BAM allocated for Pensioners in the Federation of BiH

Published: March 29, 2024
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In accordance with the Law on MIO/PIO, pensions for the month of March will be paid through the single account of the treasury of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday, April 5.

The lowest pension for March is 565.18 BAM, and the guaranteed one is 674.52 BAM.

The highest pension realized according to the Law on MIO (Official Gazette 13/18) is 2,800.00 BAM, while the highest pension realized according to the Law that was valid until March 1, 2018 is 2,757.44 BAM.

The average pension of independent pension beneficiaries, of whom 363,615 are being paid for March, amounts to 711.66 BAM.

444,657 beneficiaries will receive their pension for March. The total funds required for the payment amount to about 285 million BAM.

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