Ministry of Finance Reveals Where Tapera Contributions are Invested

Kemenkeu Ungkap ke Mana Dana Iuran Tapera Diinvestasikan

"Ministry of Finance Reveals Where Tapera Contribution Funds are Invested"

Ministry of Finance Reveals Where Tapera Contributions are Invested

Dream - The Ministry of Finance (Kemenkeu) revealed where the funds from the People's Housing Savings Program (Tapera) will be invested.

The Director General of Treasury at the Ministry of Finance, Astera Primanto Bhakti, said that Tapera funds will be stored in safe investment instruments. These include investment instruments such as sukuk and Government Securities (SBN).

"For housing financing, he can invest anywhere because BP Tapera is a government investment operator, he can clearly deposit in banks, then in government bonds, including Sukuk and others. Other safe investment forms,"\u00a0"

The text translates to: "The word Astera is quoted from Merdeka.com, Wednesday, June 5, 2024."

Astera explains that investment activities are carried out with the aim of increasing the benefits for Tapera participants. In the end of the membership period, participants will receive funds from fertilization results along with the principal savings.

"Hopefully, BP Tapera can get a return, which of course if the return is good, it can finance more housing for the community,""

"bebernya." in English is "the rest."

In addition, investment activities are also carried out to strengthen the role of BP Tapera as the operator. Where BP Tapera will provide low-interest home loans (KPR) as well as home renovation credits.

The following is the translation of the given "Bahasa" text to "English" while preserving any HTML tags: "Iuran Tapera has become a polemic. This policy has received strong protests from both employers and workers. Ronny P Sasmita, an Economic Observer from the Indonesia Strategic and Economic Action Institution (ISEAI), stated that the government should increase workers' wages for the contribution."

Ronny said that mandatory contributions like Tapera are indeed considered to be a solution for workers to have housing. However, worker wages in Indonesia are still too low, so they are considered to be burdensome.

Ronny explained that in the next 2 years, the government must establish a significant increase in workers' wages. For example, the average increase in the Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) is 8 percent per year.

"Before the deductions are implemented, the government needs to consider raising the minimum wage by a maximum of 8 percent consecutively for two years until 2027, so that after the deductions are applied, workers' income will actually increase significantly and not be too affected by the new deductions."

"he said as quoted from Liputan6.com."

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