While in Congress they try to fix the opinion that proposes the exoneration of the IGV for some foods of the basic basket, the Economy Commissionin parallel, prepares a new withdrawal of funds from the AFP individual accounts.
Last Saturday, this newspaper published the prediction that proposed the withdrawal of up to 3 UIT (S / 13,800) for those over 40 who had not contributed for three months. However, over the weekend the proposal was modified and now it is sought that such access be for all members of the Private Pension System.
The new proposal also establishes that members may have up to 50% of the accumulated fund for mortgage credit. Currently 25% is allowed, and the first prediction indicated that it would be 75%.
For the debate of this initiative, the Economy Commission has convened an extraordinary session for today at 8 am
The former head of the Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and AFPs (SBS) Juan José Marthans stated that this initiative contributes to the deterioration of the pension system, and considered that the decision is made “by political and not technical criteria.” “Congressmen must now refrain from this type of measure that affects the system and does not seek more people to have a pension,” he assured.
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-If the withdrawal of up to 3 UIT is approved for all AFP affiliates, it could mean that approximately S / 20,500 million leave the system.