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FNPF’s COVID-19 Phase 2 withdrawals extended - Koroi

FNPF’s COVID-19 Phase 2 withdrawals extended - Koroi

By Vijay Narayan
17/08/2020
FNPF Chief Executive Officer Jaoji Koroi

The Fiji National Provident Fund’s COVID-19 Phase Two withdrawal which was to end with the fifth payment today will now continue.

FNPF says this means that members who continue to be unemployed or on leave without pay and have accessed their funds for Phase 2, are eligible to reapply and will continue to receive the $220 fortnightly payments from 1st September 2020.

Fund members who have also recently been unemployed or are on leave without pay can also apply.

FNPF Chief Executive Officer Jaoji Koroi says the Fund is grateful that the Government will continue to top up those that have no balances in the General Account.

Koroi says they understand that members are still facing difficulties with the loss of employment and in supporting themselves as well as their dependents.

He says they will announce details on the withdrawal process shortly and also put in place validations to ensure that these members are genuinely still unemployed.

Koroi says the Fund continues to plead with members to be honest with their employment or individual status when applying for COVID-19 withdrawals.

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