We list the myriad reasons why NOW is a great time to secure your SASSA old-age grants in South Africa if you’re over 60.
The cost of living in Mzansi is climbing and if you’re over 60, you are eligible for SASSA old-age grants in South Africa. Of course, there are other qualifying criteria, which we will explain below. However, theYou will need to visit a branch/office for SASSA old-age grants in South Africa. Image: File. SASSA reminds beneficiaries that old-age pension grants may take anywhere between 2-3 days to reflect in your bank account.
Part of the qualifying criteria involves passing a means and asset test. This is so only the truly worthy receive SASSA old-age grants in South Africa. It is understood that more thanold-age pensioners are currently receiving the government grant. And this number is only going to increase as the South African population continues to age and the cost of living rises.
You’ll be happy to know you can nominate a loved one to visit a SASSA branch/office on your behalf if you’re too old or sick to travel. This can be done via a letter from you/your doctor. Unfortunately, the application form itself is not available online and can only be completed in person with a SASSA official.Information regarding your assets, including the value of any property you own.
Only those who successfully prove they need the government’s money will receive SASSA old-age grants in South Africa. Image: File Many old-age pensioners worry they will not be eligible for SASSA old-age grants in South Africa based on the means and asset test. Never fear, because this is the criteria you need to meet to qualify. The agency wants to see that a single person does not have an income of more thanDo you need further assistance with SASSA old-age grants in South Africa? Be sure to share your thoughts with our audience in the comments section below.
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