2023-12-17 08:57:35
The Severance Indemnity Fund (FGTS) is often associated with layoffs and birthday withdrawals, but there is a lesser-known aspect that can pave the way in difficult health times. Withdrawing FGTS due to serious illness is a vital alternative for those facing challenging medical conditions.
In this guide, we will explore the illnesses that make withdrawal possible, highlighting the importance of this feature in delicate situations.
Illnesses that allow workers to withdraw FGTS
For workers linked to the FGTS, facing a serious illness does not only have to be a health challenge, but also a gateway to accessing necessary resources. FGTS withdrawal is permitted in cases of:
Mental alienation; Severe heart disease; Blindness; Radiation contamination; Parkinson’s disease; Ankylosing spondylitis; Leprosy; Severe liver disease; Osteitis deformans (Piaget’s Disease) in an advanced stage; Severe nephropathy; Active tuberculosis; Irreversible and disabling paralysis; Malignant neoplasm (cancer); HIV/AIDS; Terminal stage of other illnesses. Specific conditions and additional benefits
In addition to the diseases mentioned, the FGTS offers specific conditions for situations such as microcephaly or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) severe level 3. In these cases, the withdrawal can be requested when the worker’s dependent is experiencing the illness.
The FGTS can also be used to purchase prosthetics or orthoses, as long as the worker is away from work activities for at least two years, due to the health condition that requires the use of this equipment.
So, although facing health challenges can be an arduous journey, knowing your rights in relation to the FGTS can alleviate some of the financial burden. Knowing that certain diseases open the doors to this resource is crucial for those facing delicate moments.
If you or your dependents are dealing with one of the conditions mentioned, do not hesitate to seek the benefits that the FGTS offers. Consult the guidelines provided by the government and ensure that your FGTS is a valuable tool in your battle for health and well-being.
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