NAGBIGAY ang Pag-IBIG Fund ng tatlong buwang moratorium sa pagbabayad ng mga loan sa kanila.
Target ng Pag-IBIG na matulungan ang mga member-borrower na naapektuhan ng Enhanced Community Quarantine.
Kabilang sa mga maaaring mag-apply ng moratorium ang mga may Housing Loan, Multi-Purpose Loan, at Calamity Loan na ang payment due date ay mula Marso 16 hanggang Hunyo 15.
“President Duterte is exerting all efforts to lead the nation in fighting the corona virus. Pag-IBIG Fund supports the President’s efforts and understands the plight of its members in these challenging times. Our Board of Trustees saw this as an urgent measure and immediately voted for the grant. This moratorium will help alleviate our members’ worries so that they could focus on providing for the basic necessities and safety of their families,” ani Pag-IBIG Fund Chairman at Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development Sec. Eduardo del Rosario.
Sinabi naman ni Pag-IBIG Fund Chief Executive Officer Acmad Rizaldy Moti na prayoridad ng ahensya ang mga miyembro nito.
“Pag-IBIG Fund’s mandate is to promote the security of its members, either by providing a loan facility for their permanent shelter, or a savings plan that allows them to prepare for the future. The Lingkod Pag-IBIG service is not just about providing excellent results, it’s about providing tapat na serbisyo, mula sa puso. Our goal, therefore, is to meet their needs and empower our Filipino workers. Thus, we will do what we can to ensure that they will not be put in a difficult situation especially in trying times such as these,” ani Moti.
Maaaring mag-apply ng moratorium online sa:
https://www.pagibigfundservices.com/virtualpagibig/LoanMoratorium.aspx.
Ang mga miyembro na walang internet ay maaaring mag-apply sa pinakamalapit na Pag-IBIG Fund branch kapag natapos na ang ECQ at hanggang Hunyo 15.
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