Attention! Last week to change Infonavit credit from Times Minimum Wage to pesos

2023-12-25 06:37:34

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If the beneficiaries do not convert the Minimum Wage Times credit to pesos before the end of the year, in January 2024 the debt and monthly payment will increase

By: Xiomara Ramírez

December 24, 2023 – 3:38 pm Infonavit: A house and money | Internet

Culiacán, Sin.– If you still have your Infonavit Credit named in Times Minimum Wage (VSM), you have only one week left to change it to pesos and prevent you debt and you monthly payment will increase in January 2024.

Follow the information from the center of Sinaloa in the special section of Línea Directa

Perform the conversion through the Universal Shared Responsibility Windowin My Infonavit Account before December 31, 2023, without the need for intermediaries or coyotes and without leaving home.

To do it from home, follow these steps:

Enter My Infonavit Account. Choose the tab My Credit and then Shared Responsibility. Enter the state and zip code of the home. Review and compare the different conversion options offered by the program. Confirm the procedure and save the Welcome Letter and the Modifying Letter of Financial Conditionswith the amount of the new monthly payment.

In case you have one restructureyou must accept its cancellation before starting the conversion.

If you are not yet registered with My Infonavit Accountto register you only need your curp, RFC y Social Security number (NSS), as well as providing a phone number and a email (that is not your work).

Related note: Infonavit: This is how you can convert your credit to pesos, you have until December 31

Benefits of converting your credit to pesos:

Get a interest rate lowest, from 1 percent to 10.45 percent; depending on your income level. Freeze your credit balances and monthly payments. Contributions to Infonavit made by your employer will be paid directly to the capital of your debt, so you will finish paying your financing faster.

Xiomara Ramirez

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Graduated since 2017 from the Communication Sciences degree, from the Autonomous University of the West, Culiacán unit. She entered the media in 2017 as a collaborator at the Semanario Ríodoce. From 2018 to 2020 she was head of information for the news program Nuestras Noticias, on Radiorama Sinaloa. In 2020 she was part of the State Government’s Social Communication team.

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