GPSSA to disburse over AED834 m in June pension payments tomorrow
The total value of June's pension payments is AED834,511,656.49, an increase of AED51,932,822 compared to AED782,578,834.21 in June 2024. The number of beneficiaries rose to 49,984, up from 48,335 in the same month last year.
Importance of updating personal data
GPSSA urged pensioners and beneficiaries to keep their personal data up to date—either with the authority or their banks—to avoid delays in pension processing.
Use of the Ma'ashi digital platform
The authority also encouraged beneficiaries to use its Ma'ashi digital platform, which allows users to update data, make pension enquiries, and request certificates conveniently online.
Coverage under pension laws
These disbursements include civilians covered by applicable Pension and Social Security Laws and beneficiaries whose files are managed by GPSSA on behalf of the Ministry of Finance under relevant pension legislation.
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