The return of funds contributed to the National Housing Fund (Fonavi) continues to be a crucial issue for retirees who hope to recover their money. So far, 20 lists of eligible people have been published and 71,000 individuals from groups 1 to 19 have already received their refund. Additionally, 64,272 seniors who are on list 20 are receiving their payment for the first time. However, there is still uncertainty about future payments.
Luis Luzuriaga, who heads the Fonavi Ad Hoc Commission, on a previous occasion, expressed his intention to make a new payment, not related to list 21, but directed to a group of people who qualify for reimbursements from past lists, but, On the other hand, from this same Commission, they assured La República that the Government of Dina Boluarte seeks to frustrate the delivery of contributions to the elderly estimated for this month.
Fonavi: will they deposit the contributions in April?
Although Luis Luzuriaga clarified that there is no intention to generate a list 21, it is expected that – starting in the fortnight of April – payments for the previous lists will resume. It is not yet certain that it will be on that date.
“They want to go their own way and pay only as of April 15 and, possibly, continue to delay,” commented a source close to the Ad Hoc Commission for this newspaper.
The Fonavistas also ask the Minister of Economy and Finance, José Arista, to comply with providing a supplementary credit of S/3,300 million to settle the debts of former contributors – especially from the recent list 20 – since in the 2024 Budget there is no They have not been given a single sun.
How do you know if you are a BENEFICIARY of the return of Fonavi contributions?
To find out if you are included in the return lists of the Fonaviaccess the registration status consultation module on the website of the Technical Secretariat of the Fonavi. If you are part of payment group 20, check with your ID here. If you belong to list 1 to 19, check with your ID if you should be paid: click on this link.
What is the Cerad certificate and how to obtain it?
The Fonavista Certificate of Recognition and Rights (Cerad) is a document that confirms the number of months recognized per year and the money assigned to the Fonavi beneficiary. To obtain it, visit the Fonavi website, access the option ‘Check your Cerad Payment Group No. 20 here’, enter your user credentials and password, and consult your Cerad. If you are not happy with the indicated amount, you can dispute it after receiving your Cerad.
What is Fonavi?
Fonavi is the National Housing Fund, established by Decree Law 22591 on June 30, 1979, with the objective of gradually addressing the housing needs of workers according to their income.
This fund was in operation from July 1, 1979 to August 31, 1998. Currently, there is an Ad Hoc Commission established by Law 29625, in charge of carrying out all the necessary procedures to return contributions to taxpayers, as well as managing and recovering the assets and liabilities of the fund.
Source: Larepublica
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