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In the Ulyanovsk region increased the subsistence minimum: how much it will be

In the Ulyanovsk region from January 1, 2027 will increase the subsistence minimum

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In the Ulyanovsk region increased the subsistence minimum: how much it will be

In the Ulyanovsk region from January 1, 2027 will increase the subsistence minimum. In per capita terms, it will amount to 18,002 rubles against 16,856 rubles in 2026. The growth will be 1,146 rubles, or about 6.8%. The new values are set by the regional government.

As it became known “MK in Ulyanovsk”, the highest indicator is provided for the able-bodied population. In 2027, the subsistence minimum for this category of residents will be 19,622 rubles. Now it is set at 18 373 rubles. Thus, the amount will increase by 1,249 rubles.

For pensioners, the subsistence minimum will increase from 14,496 to 15,482 rubles. The increase will be 986 rubles.

For children, the figure will increase from 16,350 to 17,462 rubles, that is, by 1,112 rubles.

The subsistence minimum is used in assessing the needs of citizens and determining the right to certain measures of social support. However, it is not a guaranteed payment to every resident of the region.

The values set for 2026 will continue to operate until the end of December. The new amounts will come into force on 1 January 2027.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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