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COVID-19 Relief for Voluntary members deferred to 26th April

COVID-19 Relief for Voluntary members deferred to 26th April

By Iva Danford
09/04/2021
FNPF’s Acting Chief Executive Officer Viliame Vodonaivalu.

FNPF’s Acting Chief Executive Officer Viliame Vodonaivalu says the COVID-19 Relief for Voluntary members which was scheduled to open from 12th April is now deferred to 26th April.

Vodonaivalu says they are addressing some system challenges which are impacting the availability of this relief for their voluntary members from 12th April.

He says apart from usual withdrawals, the COVID-19 relief which is running simultaneously is putting a lot of pressure on their IT administration system, through which these applications are processed.

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