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FGTS keeps budget of R$ 144.5 billion for housing in 2027

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Briefings

The FGTS Council approved a R$ 144.5 billion budget for housing investments in 2027, matching the 2026 figure and allocating R$ 125.5 billion to low-income families, R$ 15 billion to the middle class under Minha Casa, Minha Vida, and R$ 4 billion to pre-cotista lines. The total public policy budget for 2027 is R$ 169 billion, with a projected reduction to R$ 163.7 billion by 2030. The council also extended the five-saque-aniversario rule to March 31, 2026, affecting 12.2 million workers.

Key points

• The FGTS Council approved a R$ 144.5 billion budget for housing investments in 2027, matching the 2026 figure and allocating R$ 125.5 billion to low-income families.
• The total public policy budget for 2027 is R$ 169 billion, with a projected reduction to R$ 163.7 billion by 2030.

Context

The FGTS budget includes resources for Minha Casa, Minha Vida, subsídios habitacionais, and pre-cotista lines. Housing investment funds are separate from individual worker accounts and originate from the fund's annual profits.

Limitations

Budget figures are snapshots from October 2026; forecasts for 2028-2030 are estimates. Some overlap between subsidy and pre-cotista categories exists but is not fully quantified. Worker impact data is based on Ministry of Labor estimates.

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