Pension Payments 2025 Update: Recipients of 6,200 Dollars on September 8th

In a continuation of the social welfare initiatives, the Mexican Government is distributing payments from the Wellbeing Pension this month. Among the recipients are the Wellbeing Pension for Adults Older, the Wellbeing Women's Pension, Wellbeing Disabled Persons, and the Workers Mothers Program.

The Wellbeing Pension Adults Older, a programme aimed at improving social protection for all adults aged 65 and over, is providing a bi-monthly payment of 6,200 pesos. Today, seniors who meet the eligibility criteria for this programme can withdraw their aid. People with last names starting with the letter "G" are eligible to collect their payments.

The Wellbeing Pension started dispersing payments last week, and today is no exception. Seniors can visit their nearest Wellbeing Module to collect their payments. The Wellbeing Modules operate from Monday to Friday, 9 am to 4:30 pm. To find a Wellbeing Module near your home, visit the Secretariat of Wellbeing's page and navigate to the Wellbeing Branches section. Here, you can select your identity to see the available banks, addresses, and maps.

It's important to note that the Wellbeing Pension is a series of programmes implemented by former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The Mexican Government is continuing to support these initiatives as part of their ongoing efforts to improve social protection for all citizens.

However, there is no new or additional information about the Wellbeing Pension in the provided text. Furthermore, there is no information about Law 73 of IMSS, joining a channel, accessing a website, a lunar eclipse, or a Ukrainian looking for a Quinceañera dress in the text.

In conclusion, the Wellbeing Pension is distributing payments to various programmes this month, with the Wellbeing Pension for Adults Older providing 6,200 pesos to eligible seniors today. To collect your payment, visit your nearest Wellbeing Module during their operating hours and follow the instructions on the Secretariat of Wellbeing's page.