AMLO proposes a change in the Banco del Bienestar that older adults have not liked

According to official data from the federal government of Mexico, the Welfare Bankto date, is the financial institution that has the most branches throughout the country, so a proposal made by the President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has not been entirely to the liking of the beneficiaries of the social programs of the Secretary of Welfare.

And, according to the legislative initiative sent by the head of the Federal Executive Branch to the Congress of the Union, the collection of commission “for the services provided” by the branches of the Banco del Bienestar would be considered.

As detailed in the project for mmodify the Organic Law of the Banco del Bienestar and the Federal Law of Budget and Fiscal Responsibility, which was sent to the Permanent Commission of the Federal Legislative Power, it is contemplated that the commission that the Banco del Bienestar would be charging would be 1.5% “on the amount approved for distribution”.

“To harmonize the reform with the modifications to the Organic Law of the Banco del Bienestar, it proposes that the PEF establish a percentage for the consideration for the financial services provided that the indicated financial institution must receive, which will be 1.5 percent. percent of the amount approved for distribution, in accordance with the provisions applicable to each social program in the corresponding fiscal year,” is detailed in the document sent by President López Obrador to the Congress of the Union.

In this sense, the proposed legislative amendment plans to add to article 75 of the aforementioned law that the Federal Expenditure Budget (PEF) will have to “indicate the programs through which cash subsidies are granted, whose delivery must be carried out through the use of personal bank accounts opened at the Banco del Bienestar”.

Banco del Bienestar warns about false credits

It was through its official social media accounts where Banco del Bienestar made public the scam that has been detected in recent years that seeks to deceive beneficiaries of federal social aid.

In particular, it was on the official account of the social network making it clear that the financial entity of the Mexican State does not give loans, nor did it request information through telephone calls..

“Remember that #BancoDelBienestar does not grant loans or request information through telephone calls,” reads the aforementioned virtual platform.

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