Nearly 670 FONAVISTAS would have been EXCLUDED from the Reintegration Group 1: see if you were affected and what to do

The Banco de la Nación began payments to the fonavistas from the group of Refund 1, who have already received an advance and can now collect the rest of their contributions. However, almost 670 FONAVISTA members have been excluded from the Refund 1 group, which is causing concern among FONAVI beneficiaries.

This situation makes many people wonder if they have been affected by this exclusion and what steps they should take to resolve their situation. La República interviewed Jorge Milla, a member of the Ad Hoc Commissionrepresenting the National Federation of Fonavistas and Pensioners of Peru (Fenaf Peru), to find out what will happen if you are among those not included.

Fonavi 2024: Who has been excluded from Refund Group 1?

There are four groups of FONAVISTAS who were initially excluded from payments due to a law that stated that they had benefited from resources from the Fonavi. Currently, this law is not in force. However, one of these groups was the FONAVISTAS who received a loan from the Banco de Materiales.

“In 2015, many FONAVISTAS who had taken out loans from Banco de Materiales were paid; at that time there was a law to exclude them, unlike today when there is no such law. However, for various reasons there was a sector of FONAVISTAS, almost 670, who despite being borrowers received an advance. So, now that there is a refund with a new legal framework, these FONAVISTAS should have received their refund, but the Technical Secretariat has not activated their payment,” explains Milla.

According to the member of Fenaf Peru, the Technical Secretariat He has stated that these people were not included in the Refund Group 1, because they had a loan from the Banco de Materiales: “The person may have had a loan from the Banco de Materiales, but he has already been paid, he has already been included in the national registry of FONAVISTAS beneficiaries of the law. Today, the current Ad Hoc Commission has not excluded him and cannot exclude him because there is no law to exclude.”

What can FONAVISTAS excluded from Reintegration Group 1 do?

Milla points out that this issue will be discussed and a decision will be made in favor of the FONAVISTAS: “This error has to be corrected this week, but that will also consolidate the rights of the other borrowing FONAVISTAS, because if you pay one who had a loan, logically you have to pay them all.”

“The MEF will surely think that,” Milla adds, however, he points out that the rights of the FONAVISTAS will be defended: “In the end, if they vote against, they will have to assume their criminal responsibility, because we have said that we will report them if they vote against.”

For the moment, the excluded fonavistas have to wait for the Ad Hoc Commission make a decision on when and how they can approach you to collect your money.

Fonavi 2024: Who is in Refund Group 1?

He Refund Group 1 Fonavi is made up of former contributors from the lists 1 to 19 who have already received an advance on their contributions. In addition, they must be 80 years of age or older by March 2024. These beneficiaries have the opportunity to receive the remainder of their accumulated money in Fonavi, prioritizing older former contributors.

Official LINK to find out if you are in the Refund Group 1

To check if you are part of the Fonavi Refund Group 1, an official link has been enabled. Here we explain how to make the query without any problems:

• Enter the official Fonavi link.
• Click on ‘Check HERE if you are part of the first reintegration group – April 2024’.
• Select the type of document.
• Enter the document number and verification code.
• Finally, click on ‘Check’.

This procedure allows FONAVISTAS to quickly confirm their inclusion in the Refund Group 1 and plan the withdrawal of their contributions in the Bank of the Nation.

Refund Group 2: When will these FONAVISTAS receive their payment?

The payment of the 2nd Fonavi Refund for 2024 has been delayed due to technical problems in the Presidency of the Council of Ministers and the lack of representatives of the Executive in the Ad Hoc Commission. The refunds are expected to be made between the fifth and last week of August after coordinating with the Banco de la Nación, although technical details are still to be defined. The technical unit proposes to make the payment at the end of August, although the Ad Hoc Commission has tried to advance the date due to the expectations of the beneficiaries, Jorge Milla said on radio Exitosa.

Who are the members of Fonavi Refund Group 2?

The second group of beneficiaries of the Refund Group 2 will undergo certain modifications to facilitate the payment of contributions at the Banco de la Nación. There are guidelines to determine who is included in this list, but the official registry is still being prepared. However, Jorge Milla stated that it has been defined what type of affiliates will be part of the second refund group:

• People over 70 years of age, registered in the National Council for the Disabled (Conadis) registry and patients with serious or terminal illnesses.
• Relatives of deceased fonavistas who were 93 years of age or older at the time.

Fonavi 2024: How do I receive my contributions at Banco de la Nación?

To receive Fonavi contributions, beneficiaries must go to the Banco de la Nación and show their physical ID. This step is essential to ensure accurate identification and prevent fraud. It is important to note that this procedure is completely free and does not entail any additional cost. The procedure is simple: when you arrive at the bank, present your ID and request the return of your contributions.

Fonavi: What was the initial idea behind this system?

He National Housing Fund (Fonavi) was created in Peru with the initial objective of financing the construction, acquisition and improvement of housing for workers. This system sought to use contributions from employees and employers to provide affordable housing solutions, thus improving the quality of life of workers and their families.