The National Assembly approved this Thursday the ceiling of the increase in rents at 3.5% for one year as well as a revaluation of 3.5% of personalized housing aid (APL), within the framework of the examination in first reading of the bill in favor of purchasing power. The deputies thus adopted by 198 votes against…
INSEE published a crucial indicator on Wednesday on the pace of price increases in June, which reached 5.8% over one year. An announcement that will lead to a series of upgrades for individuals. This is an announcement that will have multiple consequences. This Wednesday, the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (Insee) published consumer…
The government has therefore confirmed in its emergency measures bill for the protection of purchasing power a temporary cap on the variation of the IRL (Rental Reference Index) to partly protect tenants from the current levels of inflation. As previously announced, the increase in the IRL, used to adjust rents annually, would be capped from…
While Bercy announced the establishment of a “rent shield” limiting price increases to 3.5% over the year and an increase in APL in the same proportions, consumer associations are still campaigning for a pure freeze and simple rents. Increase personal housing assistance (APL) by 3.5% and limit landlords to a maximum rent increase of 3.5%…
From the retirement pension to the unemployment allowance via the Smic, the APL or the RSA, all the mechanisms of revaluation are upset by the sudden surge in inflation over 5%. They fail to protect the purchasing power of households. What’s wrong? What solutions? Elements of response with the economist Pierre Madec, of the French…
The government has promised to index the scale of income tax to inflation…as tradition dictates. Like taxes or the minimum wage, the rise in prices activates a multitude of more or less automatic revaluations. For what impact? Overview of quantified increases to anticipate. Inflation now exceeds 5% and this surge in consumer prices is becoming…
The Covid-19 crisis, and especially the APL reform last year, have lengthened the processing times for applications. But the situation is improving, assures the National Fund. “I was told that my application for APL and Paje (young child care benefit) would be processed within three months“Blows Jérémy, 26 years old. Like this single father of…
In force for a year, the reform of the calculation of the APL of the Family allowance fund has led to many negative effects for the recipients. Among them: the extended processing time for files, the reduction in the amount of APL or even the non-payment of certain social benefits. Entering into force in 2021,…
Renovating your home, getting your permit, setting up your own business… In France, there are more than a hundred national grants (and even more local grants) to give you a hand in difficult times. But too often, you do not take advantage of these benefits, even though you would be entitled to them. This phenomenon…
Several benefits have been revised upwards from January 1, 2022. For others, such as family allowances or unemployment, it will be necessary to wait a little longer. Here’s what you can expect in 2022. The first day of the year is always synonymous with change. 1er January notably saw the SMIC revalued, going from 10.48…
Each year, 10 billion euros in social aid would not be claimed by French people who are nevertheless eligible for it. A non-use of these services which varies according to the aid. According to the barometer of Mes-allocs.fr, a site specializing in information on support for recipients of social assistance, carried out in January and…
Each year, no less than ten billion euros in social assistance are not paid to the French who could nevertheless benefit from it, according to a barometer carried out this month by the Mes-Allocs site. This specialist in information and support for recipients of social benefits in France explains that many residents simply do not…
