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From 1 April 2022, the government has approved an increase in the living and subsistence minimum in response to the current household situation of high inflation and rising energy prices. The living and subsistence minimum will increase by 10 % and will also affect some other social benefits. More money will also be given to those, who receive subsistence allowance, housing allowance, foster care allowance or extraordinary immediate assistance.
The most widespread benefit, parental allowance, is not linked to the subsistence minimum and therefore does not change in any way.
Author: Roman Burnus, Marek Toráč