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Illustration of FNPF introduces Transfer of Savings on Entitlement for members

Fiji’s FNPF Unveils Game-Changing Savings Transfer Feature!

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The Fiji National Provident Fund (FNPF) has introduced an exciting new feature called the ‘Transfer of Savings on Entitlement,’ aimed at providing its members with enhanced financial flexibility and support starting this year.

This innovative program allows FNPF members approaching entitlement events, such as retirement, to transfer a portion of their savings to the FNPF account of a loved one. This marks a significant departure from the traditional contribution-based system, directly addressing the specific financial needs of its members.

FNPF Chief Executive Officer Viliame Vodonaivalu explained that this initiative has been made possible by recent amendments to the FNPF Act 2011. These changes now allow members to assign a part or all of their entitlement payouts under certain conditions.

Importantly, this feature enables members to transfer their entitlement payouts or benefits not only to other FNPF members but also to designated beneficiaries. Vodonaivalu emphasized that the initiative is particularly beneficial in cases of medical incapacitation or death, providing a safety net to ensure financial support for family members.

This change is part of FNPF’s broader strategy to offer customized financial solutions that adapt to the changing needs of its members, highlighting the organization’s commitment to improving the financial well-being of its community.

With this new feature, FNPF not only enhances its service offerings but also fosters a culture of mutual support among members, bringing hope to many families who may face unexpected challenges in the future.

This development represents a positive step forward in aligning financial solutions with personal circumstances, ultimately empowering individuals and families during critical times.


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