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Saranchans guaranteed payment of matcapital and benefits

Residents of Saransk told that the authorities do not see risks to the financing of social support

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Saranchans guaranteed payment of matcapital and benefits

Saransk residents were told that the authorities do not see any risks to financing social support. Large sums have been included in the budget for payments to families with children, maternity capital and social contracts, and almost half has already been used in the first half of the year.

The social contract remains one of the most effective ways to fight poverty. It provides for almost 46 billion rubles.

Voluntary insurance for the self-employed is still gaining momentum: contributions for the first half of the year amounted to only 1.1% of the annual plan. Unemployment in the country remains at a historic low.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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