Daniel Alza, vice president of the Cjppu, warned about the situation of the institution, after presenting a project in Parliament for members to refinance debts.
The Professionals Fund has funds until the first quarter of 2025, warned its vice president, Daniel Alza.
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The Professional Box “It has funds until the first quarter of 2025,” warned its president, Daniel Alza, who assured that “recovery and macro solutions are in the hands of the Executive and the Parliament”.
Alza referred to the sustainability crisis of the Cjppu after presenting this Wednesday at the Labor and Social Security Legislation Commission of Deputies the project to try to regularize the situation of delinquent contributors, to whom the institution offers payment facilities.
“This does not save the Fund, it is not a solution to the situation of sustainability. This economically generates 1.2 billion pesos, equivalent to one month of benefits from the institute, the leader said at a press conference.
And he clarified: “This is a solution for members to once again create their own retirement and recover from a period that all human beings go through of having ups and downs in the economy of our homes.”
Regarding the sustainability crisis, he warned that “the recovery of the cash comes in another way and is in the hands of the Executive and the Parliament seek macro solutions”, while recalling that “until the first quarter of 2025, the Fund has financial reserve funds to meet obligations.”
Regularization for affiliates
Alza specified that the objective is to refinance the debt of the affiliates and that the 3,082 who have debts of less than ten years “can pay in cash or refinance, with lower interests than those established by the Tax Code”, for a total of 1,202,797,303 pesos.
“We hope that at least 50% or 60% of that group can improve their situation,” highlighted the vice president of the Cjppu, while there are another 1,760 that have debts of more than 10 years, for an amount of 52,078,529,727 pesos.
Source: Ambito
