Social Security Retirees' Loan Quota Cut from 500,000 to 300,000 People

The head of the Social Security Retirees' Association denied reports of 120-million-toman loan payments, while announcing a sharp reduction in this year's 60-million-toman loan quota for retirees, from 500,000 to 300,000 people.

While denying the news of the payment of 120 million tomans loans, the head of the Social Security Retirees Association announced the significant reduction of the 60 million tomans loan quota for retirees from 500,000 to 300,000 people this year.

Ali Dehghanikia, the head of the Social Security Pensioners Association, in a conversation with Ambassador Arjan, explained the details of the financial facilities of this group and stated: "The news about the payment of a 120 million Toman loan to the Social Security pensioners is not true, and the only announced loan is a 60 million Toman loan."

Announcing the reduction of the quota of this facility, he added: "The loan quota of 60 million tomans for retirees, which was supposed to be 500,000 this year, has been reduced to 300,000."

The head of the Social Security Retirees Center further noted about the allocation of these loans: "Retirees who have special problems, including medical expenses, house rent, or children's education, are prioritized to pay these facilities."