(Reporter Zhu Kaiyun) Beijing Housing Provident Fund Management Center issued the "Announcement on Suspension of Related Business Handling for System Upgrade" yesterday. The announcement shows that from 0: 00 on April 23rd to 24: 00 on May 9th, Beijing Housing Provident Fund Management Center will carry out system upgrade. After the system upgrade is completed, from May 15th this year, citizens can check the balance and loans of personal provident fund through the "Beijing Provident Fund" APP, Alipay life number and WeChat WeChat official account "Beijing Provident Fund" three mobile phone clients. It is understood that the new system also uses the high-tech technology of face recognition, which will make the login more convenient and the information more secure.
It is understood that before the end of this year, the above-mentioned clients can realize functions such as personal provident fund withdrawal. In the future, the withdrawal of provident fund does not need to be handled by the unit manager, and individuals can handle it directly. Houses purchased in Beijing and traded through the online signing system of the Housing Construction Committee can complete the provident fund withdrawal business online with their personal ID cards without submitting other certificates or materials.
It should be noted that the Beijing Housing Provident Fund Management Center’s branches of the central government, the central state organs and the Beijing Railway are not included in this upgrade. In the next step, the systems of these three provident fund management sub-centers will also be gradually upgraded and connected with the system of Beijing Housing Provident Fund Management Center. After the four systems are connected, it will be more convenient to handle the transfer procedures between them.
During the system upgrade, some provident fund businesses will be suspended, including: housing provident fund, housing subsidies, housing reform and house sales, special maintenance funds for after-sale public housing, registration and account opening, deposit, withdrawal, transfer, transfer and information change of special maintenance funds for commercial housing; Personal loan application, lending, repayment and loan change of housing provident fund; Online business of Beijing Housing Provident Fund Network (www.bjgjj.gov.cn); Online business of Beijing Special Maintenance Fund Management System (www.bjzxwxzj.gov.cn) (except emergency withdrawal business); 12329 housing provident fund service hotline self-inquiry, repayment appointment and password reset business; Housing provident fund joint card application and joint card bank housing provident fund inquiry business.
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Last year, the amount of provident fund personal loans decreased by 50% year-on-year
(Reporter Zhu Kaiyun) Recently, the Beijing Housing Provident Fund Management Center announced the 2017 Annual Report of Beijing Housing Provident Fund. The report shows that in 2017, the housing accumulation fund was 171.159 billion yuan, an increase of 20.942 billion yuan over the previous year and a year-on-year increase of 13.9%. By the end of 2017, the housing accumulation fund had accumulated 1,111.627 billion yuan, breaking through the trillion-dollar mark for the first time.
In 2017, the real estate market cooled down. Has the amount of housing provident fund loans changed? According to the report, in 2017, the real estate market in Beijing continued to cool down under the influence of the "March 17 New Deal". In 2017, the sales area of commercial housing in Beijing was 8.75 million square meters, down 47.8% from the previous year. In terms of personal loans for housing provident fund, the amount of loans issued in 2017 decreased by 50.1% year-on-year, shrinking by half, and the corresponding number of loans issued and the amount of loan recovery decreased, while the cumulative amount of loans issued, the cumulative number of loans issued and the loan balance slowed down.
From the data of housing provident fund deposit, the number of paid-in units increased from 100,266 in 2014 to 158,263 in 2017, an increase of 57,997, with an increase of 57.8%. The number of paid-in employees increased from 5,713,900 in 2014 to 7,322,300 in 2017, an increase of 1,608,400, an increase of 28.1%. In 2017, there were 21.707 million permanent residents in Beijing, which means that one in every three people paid the housing provident fund.
Judging from the withdrawal situation, in 2017, a total of 3,257,300 employees paid housing provident fund withdrawal, accounting for 44.5% of the total number of employees who paid housing provident fund that year; A total of 126.191 billion yuan of housing provident fund was withdrawn, accounting for 73.7% of the housing provident fund collected in that year.
The number of new accounts opened in the report reflects the trend of Beijing’s population dissolving from the central city to the surrounding cities. According to the report, the number of newly opened accounts decreased by 1.9% in 2017. Excluding the three sub-centers, the number of newly opened accounts in Beijing decreased by 3.0%. Among them, the decline in the central city is obvious, and the average decline in the core areas (Dongcheng District and Xicheng District) is 7.8%; Other central urban areas (Chaoyang District, Haidian District, Fengtai District and Shijingshan District) decreased by 3.2% on average. The surrounding urban areas increased significantly, with Tongzhou District, the sub-center of the city, increasing by 13%, while other surrounding urban areas (Mentougou District, Fangshan District, Shunyi District, Changping District, Daxing District, Huairou District, Pinggu District, Miyun District and Yanqing District) increased by 7.8% on average.
Of the 57,818 housing units purchased with personal loans from Beijing’s housing provident fund in 2017, 64.2% were stock commercial housing, except for 27.6% affordable housing. Of these 57,818 housing units, 90.6% are first-time housing units and 68.0% are housing units with an area of less than 90 square meters. 88.7% of the applicants applied for housing provident fund personal loans for the first time, and 98.7% were middle and low income groups. The report shows that the housing provident fund personal loan mainly supports the rigid demand of middle-and low-income groups under the age of 40 to buy the first set of self-occupied small and medium-sized houses.
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