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They Announce the Use of the FGS for Mortgage Loans: What the Government Invests in “Retired People’s Money”

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The Minister of Economy of the Nation, Luis Caputo (La Libertad Avanza), announced on Wednesday that the government will use up to $2 billion from the

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The government took a turn to reactivate the economy.The fight with the banks and the test fire with the families.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Minister of Economy of the Nation, Luis Caputo (La Libertad Avanza), announced on Wednesday that the government will use up to $2 billion from the

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The government will allocate $2 billion from the FGS of the Anses to anchor banks and expand the offer of loans for the purchase of first home

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The Ministry of the Economy disseminated a simulation that allows us to know how much the first payment represents under certain conditions of rate, time and percentage financed

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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In a new delivery of ‘Longobardi’, Marcelo Longobardi analyzed the announcement made by the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, about the plan to reactivate mortgage loans. The initiative plans to use $2 billion from ANSES’s Sustainability Guarantee Fund (FGS) to provide banks with fondeo according to the long deadlines required for housing loans. According to the official, the amount would allow to generate housing solutions for between 17,000 an…

This Wednesday, the National Government announced a $2 billion fund to boost mortgage loans and expand access to housing. The bill aims to generate some 18 thousand new loans but also opens up certain questions about the system of updating quotas through the famous UVA rate. In dialogue with Channel 10, attorney Julia Irazoqui, focused on UVA loans and the risk of assuming a long-term debt for Cordobaans and Argentines: something that, for some …

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El Cronista broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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