
Estimate points to injection of resources in the state and national impact of the benefit in 2026
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The 13th salary is an annual benefit paid to formal workers and social security beneficiaries in Brazil.
Of the total number of people who should receive the benefit, 765,167 are formal market workers, equivalent to 57.4%. Retirees and pensioners from the National Social Security Institute (INSS) represent 42.6%, with 568,823 beneficiaries.
The amount represents approximately 3.4% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Rio Grande do Norte and corresponds to 6.4% of the total forecast for the Northeast region. The estimated average value per beneficiary in RN is R$2,827.08.
Payment of the 13th salary must occur in two installments. The first has a deadline of November 30th, and the second must be paid by December 18th. This year, the deadline for the second installment, December 20th, falls on a Sunday, so payment is brought forward to the 18th.
Formalized workers must receive 65.9% of the entire amount provided for by the state. INSS beneficiaries receive 21.5%. Retirees and pensioners in the state-owned regime receive 11.1%, while those in the municipal-owned regimes receive 1.5%.
Across Brazil, the payment of the 13th salary is expected to generate R$399.1 billion in 2026. The amount corresponds to approximately 2.9% of the national GDP and should benefit 99.7 million people.
The estimated national average is R$3,720.24 per beneficiary. Of the total forecast, R$287.4 billion should be allocated to workers in the formal market and R$111.6 billion to retirees and pensioners.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Payment of the first installment by November 30th.
Very likely · Within months
Payment of the second installment by December 18th.
Very likely · Within months

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