CAIXA announces big wins with extra money and more for Brazilians in 2024
Caixa is, without a doubt, one of the most important financial institutions in Brazil. In fact, the bank surprised by announcing a series of payments and additional funds for 2024, delighting many customers with the news.
The first major victory secured by Caixa was the payout. The bank, at the suggestion of the federal government, determined the amounts to be deposited into the accounts of private network workers linked to PIS, according to their month of birth from February onwards. The maximum amount to be received will be: 1,412 Brazilian reals.
According to the “Revista dos Benefícios” portal, the specific schedule specifies that payments will begin on February 15 for those born in January and will continue until August 15 for those born in December. Therefore, ensuring additional funds for thousands of Brazilians.
Second victory Relates to the release of up to 3 thousand Brazilian reals On loan. For example, special Caixa credit is issued according to each customer's needs. If the order reaches three thousand riyals, the amount may decrease to your account at any given time. However, you must already have an account open with the organization.
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Another big win It comes as a result of the compensation that will come from “Auxílio Brasil”. The Sigilo Institute has created a portal to enable beneficiaries of the now-defunct “Auxílio Brasil” program to check whether their personal data has been compromised.
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According to the “FDR” portal, Caixa is about to repay the amount 15 thousand Brazilian reals For about four million Brazilians. This amount will be paid due to the leak of confidential data of beneficiaries that occurred in 2022.
Therefore, the court decided that Caixa Econômica Federal must pay R$60 billion, and the payment was set at R$15,000 for each affected individual.
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