The offices are open until 14 for validate credit application codes for Workers in dependency relationship and attend shifts credits for retirees and pensioners, the Administration reported in a statement. It is worth mentioning that this attention scheme will be repeated next Saturday November 11the organization announced.
ANSES credits: how to request them
People interested in accessing this line of loans must enter the agency’s website (www.anses.gob.ar) or the application my Anses and apply for credit CUIL and social security keychoosing the option “Worker credits in a dependency relationship”.
In the application you can choose the amount and the amount of fees to requestafter which, they will receive a SMS or one notification on the cell phone (if they have the Mi Anses application) where they will receive a code, from which applicants must approach within a period of ten days to one of the offices of the ANSES to validate it, without having to take a turn.
Once the loan application is accepted, it will be deposited within the next seven business days in the bank credit card linked to the account where they receive their salary. In the case of the retirees and pensionersthey must take a face-to-face shift to request them.
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New line of credit of up to $1 million: who it belongs to
The new line of creditsannounced on Wednesday by the minister of Economy and presidential candidate Union for the Homeland (UP), Sergio Massaand the executive director of the pension organization, Fernanda Ravertaprovides for a maximum amount of up to $600,000 for retirees and pensionersand up to $1 million for Workers in dependency relationship.
The Administration estimated that the new line could reach more than 5.4 million people that would meet the requirements.
“The measure aims to encourage consumption”he added ANSESwhich also clarified that “it seeks to be a tool for alleviate the debt situation that many working families go through, who are committed to paying their Credit cards with rates of refinancing which are much more expensive.
Source: Ambito
