Issste Offers Extraordinary Personal Loans for Hurricane Otis Victims in Acapulco

To support those affected by Hurricane Otis and as part of the actions to help in the recovery of Acapulco, the Institute of Security and Social Services of State Workers (Issste) will assign extraordinary personal loans for victims who request it, informed beneficiaries the general director, Pedro Zenteno Santaella.

The institute has this type of special credits to assist beneficiaries and their families at this time. The director of Economic, Social and Cultural Benefits, Yezmín Lehmann Mendoza, sent personnel to attend to the procedures and expedite the process in favor of affected members, she indicated.

He detailed that the loans must be requested within 60 days from the declaration issued by the General Coordination of Civil Protection (CNPC) https://goo.su/pOMpLby contacting the Asissste line at 55 4000 1000, option 5 and later option 1.

The credits are for a maximum amount of 40 thousand pesos for workers and pensioners, and may be delivered with the following requirements:

1. Opinion or certificate issued by the corresponding authority, that is, by the Secretariat of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection of the state government, where it is identified and determined that the applicant is affected by a natural disaster. For more information about the procedure to request this document, call 747 47 12534 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

2. Last receipt of receipts.

3. Valid official identification.

4. Proof of address.

5. Bank account statement.

In the case of individual pensioners, they must present proof of receipts and deductions issued by the insurer that manages the retirement funds and validated by the pension area.

Pedro Zenteno highlighted that the process is completely free and the loan will be given to all those affected who meet the requirements. He stressed that the interest rate is the lowest of the types of personal loans offered by the institute.

The Issste has the firm commitment to work to support the brothers and sisters of Acapulco. “We will not rest until the population is in the best conditions and has all the services.”