The credits are for workers in a dependency relationship, with repayment options in 24, 36 and 48 installments.
The credits are for workers in a dependency relationship, with repayment options in 24, 36 and 48 installments.
The ANSES announced a new line of creditsavailable from next Monday on their website, with amounts of up to $400,000 and an Annual Nominal Rate (TNA) of 50%, as reported Ambit, so the question is whether access is restricted to the dollar.
These credits are designed to be used in credit card consumption and are aimed at workers in a dependency relationship, cwith return options in 24, 36 and 48 installments.
The executive director of ANSES, Fernanda Ravertareported that starting next Monday, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., workers will be able to manage their ANSES Credit through the agency website.
Dollar: can I buy foreign currency if I request credit?
It’s important to put attention on formal workers to access these credits will fall into the category of those who cannot acquire dollars or save under the MEP modalityat least until they finish paying off the loan in full.
The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) reported that those beneficiaries of the Argentine Integrated Pension System (SIPA) and the workers who receive this financing They will not have access to the purchase of foreign currency. The organization made it official this Friday via Communication “At 7840”.
In said Resolution, the BCRA informs that it restricts access to the exchange market for human persons beneficiaries of the SArgentine Integrated Pension System (SIPA) and the workers contributing to the aforementioned SIPA that receive the financing.
Specifically, the human persons who receive this financing They will not be able to access the exchange market to make purchases of foreign currency by human beings, for the formation of external assets of residents, remission of family aid and for operations with derivatives. Likewise, they will not be able to carry out the operations stated in point 4.3.2. of the “Exterior and changes” rules, which are as follows:
- Payment for services abroad with a credit card credit, debit or prepaid issued in Argentina.
- Payment of expenses tourism abroad with credit, debit or prepaid card issued in Argentina.
- Payment for educational services abroad.
- Payment for medical services abroad.
The objectives of these restrictions are, on the one hand, prevent financing from being used for the purchase of foreign currency and, on the other hand, protect the assets of the beneficiaries of the program.
Source: Ambito
