Workers who need a little extra cash can expect FGTS withdrawal (Service Time Guarantee Fund). The service offered by Caixa Econômica Federal is available to those who choose the method birthday loot.
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The bank authorizes an advance of up to five installments of maturity, which is equivalent to five years of repayment. According to the foundation, the operation has already injected about 15 billion R$ into the country’s economy.
How do you expect the FGTS to withdraw?
Interested party must join birthday loot From the FGTS before applying for credit, since in this method only annual redemption of the credit allowed is allowed. To make the change, simply access the FGTS app, the website fgts.caixa.gov.br, Caixa Online Banking or go to a bank branch.
After the deportation is confirmed, the worker will be able to request to anticipate up to five installments, provided that the minimum value of each is R$300 and the total amount is at least R$500.
The advanced service is available on the same channels mentioned, under the “Anniversary Loot Advance” option. The money is deposited into the client’s account within hours of closing the contract.
Other terms
The interest rate charged by the bank starts from 1.79% per month. Funds submitted in FGTS accounts will be blocked to guarantee payment, which will be completed on the date specified for the birthday balance withdrawal.
It is worth noting that those who migrate to the FGTS in their birthday withdrawal lose the right to withdraw the full balance in the event of dismissal without good reason, but a termination fine of 40% remains mandatory.
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