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In the Novosibirsk region approved new sizes of the subsistence minimum

The government of the Novosibirsk region has set the subsistence minimum for 2027

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In the Novosibirsk region approved new sizes of the subsistence minimum

From January 1, 2027, the subsistence minimum per capita will be 19,822 rubles. For the working-age population, it was set at 21,606 rubles, for pensioners - 17,047 rubles, for children - 19,227 rubles.

Compared to 2026, the total figure will increase by 1,262 rubles - from 18,560 to 19,822 rubles. Standards for certain categories of the population will also increase.

In 2026, the subsistence minimum for able-bodied citizens is 20,230 rubles, for pensioners - 15,962 rubles, for children - 18,003 rubles. Next year, the corresponding values will increase by 1,376, 1,085 and 1,224 rubles.

Earlier, MK in Novosibirsk reported that enterprises offer families of employees more than 100 support measures.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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