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How to help workers to maintain the formality and conserve their house

Interview with victor Manuel Romero Palacios, regional delegate of INFONAVIT

While it is true that many workers experience the opportunity to have a home that fits their budget, many others face a series of disappointments when it comes time to continue building their heritage. Although participate in a housing program is an accessible option for a large part of the demographic working population, many workers end up abandoning their homes, either because of the distance between these homes and workplaces, their inadequate size

for a healthy atmosphere for a family with several members or major causes, such as loss of employment. Whatever the reason is, the result of leaving their homes brings another collateral problem: deciding to work in informality.

When mortgaging without knowing, the worker who no longer wants to pay for the house he lost at the moment of vacating the house, resort to informality avoid that much of his salary goes to the payment of a service that he no longer possess. He does not return to the home, for obvious reasons, but no longer participates in the legal dynamic to avoid seeing pay rebates. With this theme in mind and in an interview with Business Conexion, Victor Manuel Romero Palacios, delegate of Infonavit in Baja California, explained to us the positive proposals to counteract this phenomenon.

"In terms of portfolio, we currently have a total portfolio of 233,950 accounts in Baja California 19,213 of these accounts are due," explained Romero Palacios, "this does not mean that they are abandoned, but perhaps, the worker has not paid in 3 months. An option for the worker that keeps paying for a house that he is no inhabiting is that their delivers the house to stop the pay rebates; in this way, abandoned housing is rehabilitated and gain offered."

Romero Palacio said that there is also offered packages for...... Continue reading article here

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