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We will ensure Fijians don't lose their homes – AG

We will ensure Fijians don't lose their homes – AG

By Dhanjay Deo , Naveel Krishant
29/11/2020
Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum. [image: Parliament of Fiji]

Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says government will ensure that Fijians do not lose their homes during this extraordinary period when their employment and income have been affected.

Sayed-Khaiyum met with the board and management of the Fiji National Provident Fund to discuss possible options to assist those FNPF members affected by COVID-19 in their home loan repayment.

He further says they will work together with FNPF and all other financial institutions including commercial banks to assist Fijians so that they do not lose their homes.

Meanwhile, the CEO of the Fiji National Provident Fund, Jaoji Koroi says under their existing housing withdrawal policy, members can access their General Account to reduce or pay off their home loan, provided their funds will reduce the debt by at least 15%.

He says this has been accessed by many members over the years.

Koroi confirms the Fund is in the process of reviewing the home loan repayment option, in light of the economic hardships that many members are facing due to COVID-19.

Koroi says they will make necessary announcements once a decision is finalised.

He adds in the last few months, housing withdrawals have tripled compared to last year and this is a good indication that it’s responding effectively to members’ needs.


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