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Authority Raises Minimum Pension Payouts for Beneficiaries

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The Authority confirmed an upward adjustment to its pension schemes, intended to provide more meaningful protection for beneficiaries. Under the Primary Pension and Other Benefits Scheme (POBS), the minimum monthly payout will rise to US$90 from US$70. Concurrently, the Accident Prevention and Workers’ Compensation Scheme (APWCS) monthly disbursements will increase to US$130 from US$100.

From thezimbabwean.co

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The increases follow a 2025 statutory actuarial valuation, which confirmed the financial health and long-term sustainability of both POBS and APWCS. The schemes remain fully operational and financially secure, supporting approximately 250,000 pensioners under POBS.

From thezimbabwean.co

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  • AuthorityAuthority managing pension and benefits schemes

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