Fógraí
São Paulo, 23 May 2023
According to the latest information released by the Central Bank of Brazil (BC), a significant amount of R$ 6.2 billion remains unclaimed in the institution’s receivables service. The amount belongs to citizens who have not come forward to receive money owed from financial operations, refunds and other transactions.
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The BC’s receivables service was created with the intention of managing these unclaimed funds. It serves as a means for people to recover money that was set aside for various reasons. This includes funds from inactive accounts and bounced cheques, as well as amounts relating to credit operations and investments.
“We are constantly working to ensure that all Brazilians have access to the money owed to them,” commented the BC director, who asked the public to check their financial situations regularly.
Chun na suimeanna seo a éileamh, ní mór do shaoránaigh rochtain a fháil ar shuíomh gréasáin an Bhainc Ceannais agus na treoracha a chuirtear ar fáil a leanúint. Cuireann an BC béim ar a thábhachtaí atá sé an fhaisnéis teagmhála a nuashonrú go rialta chun a chinntiú go bhfaightear gach cumarsáid agus idirbheart.
Mar sin féin, in ainneoin iarrachtaí an BC saoránaigh a chur ar an eolas faoin tseirbhís agus faoi na cistí neamhéilithe seo a bheith ann, níl a lán acu tar éis an méid atá dlite dóibh a lorg go fóill, rud a d’fhág an tsuim dhearmadta seo de R$ 6,2 billiún.
Tá an institiúid airgeadais ag achainí ar na Brasaíligh seiceáil an bhfuil aon suim le fáil acu, rud a chuirfeadh le laghdú na suime dearmadta seo. Tar éis an tsaoil, in aimsir éiginnteachta eacnamaíche, d’fhéadfadh na hacmhainní seo difríocht mhór a dhéanamh i saol a lán daoine.
Is meabhrúchán é an cás seo do gach saoránach a bheith ar an eolas faoina airgeadas, ag cinntiú nach gcaillfidh siad airgead atá dlite dóibh.
Anois, níos mó ná riamh, tá sé ríthábhachtach súil a choinneáil ar shuimeanna a d’fhéadfadh a bheith dearmadta. Tá na huirlisí ar fáil, agus tá sé riachtanach go mbainfeadh daoine úsáid astu.
