Hong Kong to send welfare cash to retirees’ mainland Chinese bank accounts from July
Starting in July, Hong Kong will enable elderly welfare recipients who have retired in Guangdong and Fujian provinces to receive their cash assistance directly deposited into their mainland Chinese bank accounts. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced this new arrangement on Wednesday during a visit to Fujian, where he met with Hong Kong residents living there.

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AI-generatedStarting in July, Hong Kong will enable elderly welfare recipients who have retired in Guangdong and Fujian provinces to receive their cash assistance directly deposited into their mainland Chinese bank accounts. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced this new arrangement on Wednesday during a visit to Fujian, where he met with Hong Kong residents living there. This initiative aims to make it easier for elderly individuals to access their allowances, contributing to a more secure retirement. The service is intended to facilitate the receiving of these allowances for Hong Kong's elderly population residing in these mainland provinces.
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4 extractedLee met elderly Hong Kong residents living in Fujian at a tea party.
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced the scheme during a visit to Fujian.
The new service aims to 'further facilitate the elderly in receiving their allowances for a more secure retired life'.
Hong Kong will allow elderly welfare recipients retiring in Guangdong and Fujian to have cash assistance directly sent to their mainland Chinese bank accounts from July.