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Fraud Alert: SSNIT Warns Public Against Paying Contributions To KenTrust Pensions Ltd

The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), is cautioning the general public particularly employers and workers in the informal sector or self-employed persons from making pension contributions to KenTrust Pensions Limited.

In a notice issued by SSNIT, it noted that it has not designated the aforementioned company or any other third party to collect contributions on its behalf.

It therefore noted that any establishment or person(s) who pay their SSNIT contributions through the company or any other third party does so at their own risk.

Read SSNIT’s full statement below;

Fraud Alert: SSNIT Warns Public Against Paying Contributions To KenTrust Pensions Ltd
SSNIT’S Statement

 

Meanwhile, SSNIT has listed the following banks as its partners in the collection of contributions.

Pay your monthly contributions at any SSNIT branch https://www.ssnit.org.gh/contact-us/ or at any partner bank nationwide. Please see below list of banks:

Pay your monthly contributions at any SSNIT branch https://www.ssnit.org.gh/contact-us/

 or at any partner bank nationwide.

Please see below list of banks:

1. Ghana Commercial Bank

2. Agricultural Development Bank

3. ABSA Bank

4. Standard Chartered Bank

5. First National Bank

6. First Bank National

7. Fidelity Bank

8. Guaranteed Trust Bank

9. OmniBsic

11. Universal Merchant Bank

12. First Atlantic Bank

13. Cal Bank

14. Republic Bank

15. Zenith Bank

16. Access Bank

17. Societe Generale Bank

18. Ecobank

19. Consolidated Bank Ghana

20. Prudential Bank

Also, the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), has extended the deadline for Members of the Scheme to merge their SSNIT and NIA numbers (Personal ID Numbers on their Ghana Cards) from 31st December, 2021 to 30th June, 2022.

 

 

 

 

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