Have you not yet received your Fonavi payment? These are the groups of beneficiaries awaiting approval from the Ad Hoc Commission

If you are one of the thousands of fonavistas who contributed to the National Housing Fund (Fonavi) and you have not yet received payment, this information is crucial for you. Ad Hoc Commission The government has yet to approve payments to various groups of beneficiaries, which is raising expectations among those who expect fair compensation after years of contributions.

Weeks ago, the Ad Hoc Commission had approved another group of beneficiaries, those who had not received any payment because they lived in areas where the State carried out sanitation works. To find out which are the other groups that expect to receive their money, La República interviewed Jorge Milla, a member of the Ad Hoc Commission representing the National Federation of Fonavistas and Pensioners of Peru (Fenaf Peru).

Fonavi 2024: Which group of beneficiaries is still awaiting approval from the Ad Hoc Commission?

There are around 73,000 FONAVISTAS who are being evaluated to determine whether or not they were benefited by electrification works. Jorge Milla believes that “these works were done for all people, regardless of whether or not they were FONAVISTAS, since it is a public service that was not their property.” They are not the only ones waiting for verification of whether they are entitled to a refund of their contributions.

“We also have to decide on the issue of loans from Banco Materiales. There are many people who were loaned money from Banco de Materiales, but that money belonged to the Fonavista, they were loaned their own money. The Fonavista returned that money and paid the interest. Therefore, we consider that they have not benefited from Fonavi resources, since they returned the money,” explained the member of Banco de Materiales. Fenaf Peru.

What group of FONAVISTAS have recently been included as beneficiaries?

The new beneficiary FONAVISTAS lived in areas where the State carried out sanitation works. According to the law, these improvements compensated for the debt, affecting more than 328,000 people. However, the current Ad Hoc Commission has decided to correct this exclusion, allowing more people to receive their contributions.

Jorge Milla, representative of the National Federation of Fonavistas and Pensioners of Peru, explained that the drainage networks and other works are not part of the assets of the Fonavistas, since they were financed with private capital and not state capital.

When will new Fonavi beneficiaries receive their contributions?

Fonavistas who have been recently added to the system could begin receiving their contributions in October 2024, as part of the list 21according to the Ad Hoc Commission’s estimates. This group of new beneficiaries has submitted documents proving their contributions in previous years.

Fonavi refund: what is list 21?

List 21 of Fonavi includes former contributors who have verified their contributions, but have not yet received any payment from the fund. Jorge Milla, spokesman for the Fonavihas confirmed that progress is being made on the preparation of this list and it is expected to be available in the coming months, between October and November.

Fonavi: What was the original idea behind this system?

The National Housing Fund (Fonavi) was created in Peru with the purpose of financing the construction, acquisition and improvement of housing for workers. The idea was to use contributions from employees and employers to offer affordable housing solutions, thus improving the quality of life of workers and their families.