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In the Yaroslavl region raised the subsistence minimum

In the Yaroslavl region increased the amount of subsistence minimum. The decree on raising this standard was signed by the governor of the region Mikhail Evraev on October 14.

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In the Yaroslavl region raised the subsistence minimum

In the Yaroslavl region increased the amount of subsistence minimum. The decree on raising this standard was signed by the governor of the region Mikhail Evraev on October 14.

The new subsistence level will be introduced from January 1, 2027.

The subsistence level for a working person will be 22,047 rubles, pensioners, according to the regional leadership, will be able to live on 17,395 rubles, children - on 19,620 rubles. These amounts will be valid throughout the year. The average increase was just over 1288 rubles.

It should be remembered that the subsistence minimum is the amount from which pensions, benefits, one-time social payments are counted.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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