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What can I do if I resigned in Dec 2025 and haven't received my gipf payout till thus far? After numerous calls and emails
The supplied sources do not state the Government Institutions Pension Fund payout process, payment deadline after resignation, complaint procedure, or any remedy for a delayed payout. They therefore do not support advice on what action you can take regarding a resignation in December 2025 and an unpaid GIPF benefit. 1235
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Members of Parliament and other Office-bearers Pension Fund Act 20 of 1999
and (b) of every member of the pension scheme, as well as any interest thereon calculated in accordance with subsection (6), shall be paid from the State Revenue Fund to the pension fund for the benefit of the member concerned and in his or her name in such instalments as may be determined by the Minister of Finance from time to time, and which shall be paid in full to the pension fund upon the death of a member or when he or she reaches his or her retirement as determined in accordance with the rules of the pension fund. (6) The amount representing the accrued benefit of a member of the pension scheme shall, until it is fully paid to the pension fund, bear interest at a rate equal to the av...
Government Service Pension Act 57 of 1973
“Government Service Widows’ Pension Fund” means the fund referred to in section 2(2) of the Pensions Act;
Temporary Employees Pension Fund Act-Regulations 1979-2099
The public service in South West Africa was then governed by the Government Service Act 2 of 1980 (OG 4116) , which was re-named the Public Service Act 2 of 1980 and replaced by the Public Service Act 13 of 1995.] Benefits on resignation or discharge
Electoral Act 5 of 2014
(iv) if the remunerated member referred to in subparagraph (i) attains the age of 55 years on or before the date on which the results of election are announced, the member is deemed to have resigned from the public service as contemplated in subparagraph (iii), but the member may, within seven days after the results of the election are announced, inform his or her employer that the member intends to retire and not to resign from the public service, and the member is deemed to have retired from the public service with effect from the date on which the results of the election are announced; (v) where the remunerated member - (aa) is deemed to have resigned from the public service as contemplat...
Government Service Pension Act 57 of 1973
“the Pensions Act” means the Government Service Pensions Act, 1965 (Act No. 62 of 1965); [The Government Service Pensions Act 62 of 1965) was repealed by the Temporary Employees Pension Fund Act 75 of 1979.]
Black Authorities Pensions Act 6 of 1971
in paragraph (b), means moneys made available in terms of an agreement between the Government and the authority concerned from any source referred to in such agreement; (d) in relation to the payment, out of revenue in terms of the regulations, to or in respect of a member of the pension fund or of the superannuation fund or to or in respect of any person employed by an authority or a declared department or body but disqualified in terms of the regulations from becoming such member, of a pension for service in respect of which such member or person has not contributed to the pension fund or the superannuation fund or to any other pension fund or a provident fund - (i) in respect of a period...