More than 60,000 older adults, who have not received a penny after several decades, will finally be able to recover their contributions in the Banco de la Nación. Find out if you are one of them.
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This Thursday, December 21, the return of contributions to older adults who opted for the National Housing Fund (FONAVI) begins, created decades ago to fulfill the dream of owning their own home but which never came to fruition.
In November 2019, contributions to Fonavistas in the so-called list 19 were paid, and a pandemic later, payments will only be made for list 20, who have not received a single penny in several decades.
How do I know if I will receive my payment on FONAVI list 20?
There are just over 64,000 older adults who will be able to collect for the first time at Banco de la Nación agencies starting tomorrow, December 21, and to do so, they must corroborate their DNI at the digital platform of the Technical Secretariat of Fonavi If they are included in the new role of beneficiaries: HERE is the consultation link.
If you have any questions or queries, you can contact the Fonavista Call Center: (01) 640-8655.
How much will the Fonavistas receive?
The Fonavi ad hoc Commission explained to La República that payments will be made only in the BN as long as they have their Certificate of Recognition of Contributions and Rights from Fonavista printed (Cerad) which details the amount that you will receive.
Fonavistas will be able to collect between S/40 and S/6,680 at the window according to the contribution periods that were recognized.
In total, there is a fund of S/2.3 billion for the remuneration of FONAVI contributions; and for list 20, S/164 million 350,034 have been transferred. The total universe of resources to be reinjected to former contributors amounts to S/6,000 million, but the MEF has not allocated items to comply with this social debt.
Graduated from the Jaime Bausate y Meza University. In constant learning. Previously in Mundo, but now I write about economics in the newspaper La República.
Source: Larepublica
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