Earn up to S/25,000, if you withdraw your AFP and open an account in these banks

As of May 20, members of the Pension Fund Administrators (AFP) They can begin the process to withdraw up to four tax units (UIT), which add up to a total of S/20,600, from their accumulated savings. This withdrawal process is designed to offer financial respite to citizens during the current economic situation.

It is important to note that, when making the withdrawal request, members must indicate a specific bank account to receive the money. In response, various banks have started promotions, including raffles with prizes of up to S/25,000, for those who select their institution as the destination of the disbursement.

AFP Withdrawal: how to participate in the draws offered by banks?

When you make the withdrawal request, you will have to provide certain fundamental information in the request, including a bank account in which up to 4 UIT will be deposited, and this account must belong to one of the financial institutions recognized by the AFP Association .

Thus, Banks such as Interbank, Scotiabank and Banbif are promoting raffles of up to S/25,000 aimed at those who open accounts with them and specify them when requesting the disbursement of their AFP funds.

Which banks offer this giveaway and how much money can you win?

One of the banks offering this campaign is Interbankwhich has started a promotion valid from May 1 to July 15, 2024. This promotion offers affiliates who withdraw their AFP with Interbank the opportunity to “multiply by 4” the amount withdrawn, with a limit of S/25,000. It is not necessary to open a new account if you already have one at this bank, and 25 winners will be selected.

For its part, Scotiabank offers draws of S/25,000 for 10 winners, one for each group that requests their AFP according to the DNI number. Additionally, this entity provides an effective annual interest rate (ERR) of up to 4.5%, daily drawings of S/5,000 and four apartments per year.

BanBif has also launched its ‘Sorteo Genial’, which stands out for offering monthly raffles of S/50,000. This draw is part of an ongoing promotion that does not require opening a new bank account to participate, making it even more attractive for affiliates who wish to take advantage of their AFP withdrawals to earn extra money.

In which banks can you deposit your AFP?

The AFP Association has specified that, in order to withdraw, members need a bank account in their name, not jointly and in soles. Authorized entities include BCP, BBVA, Interbank, Scotiabank, BanBif, Banco de Comercio, Banco GNB, Banco Ripley, Banco Falabella, Caja Huancayo and Caja Sullana.

What is the AFP withdrawal schedule?

The withdrawal schedule has been organized according to the last digit of the National Identity Document (DNI) of each affiliate, starting on May 20 for those whose DNI ends in 1, we detail all the dates below:

• If you DNI ends in 1you can register your request on May 20 and 21and the June 18
• If you DNI ends in 2you can register your request on May 22 and 23and the 19th of June
• If you DNI ends in 3you can register your request on May 24 and 27and the June 20th
• If you DNI ends in 4you can register your request on May 28 and 29and the June 21
• If you DNI ends in 5you can register your request on May 30 and 31and the June 24
• If you DNI ends in 6you can register your request on June 3 and 4and the June 25th
• If you DNI ends in 7you can register your request on June 5 and 6and the June 26th
• If you DNI ends in 8you can register your request on June 10 and 11and the June 27th
• If you DNI ends in 9you can register your request on June 12 and 13and the June 28th
• If you DNI ends in 0, letter or otheryou can register this request on June 14 and 17and the 1st of July

AFP Withdrawal: what is the schedule to register your application?

Affiliates can register their withdrawal request from Monday to Friday, between 8 am and 6 pm, through the official link provided by the AFP Association. This facilitates the process and avoids saturation of the system, allowing all interested parties to access their money in an organized and efficient manner.