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The government has promised a bill to fight against the decline in purchasing power. What will be the content? The point, Sunday June 26, on the set of 19/20 with the journalist Josselin Debraux.
Emmanuel Macron has promised a first boost for purchasing power. “4% increase for certain social benefits: (…) all basic pensions, but also family allowances, RSA or even the activity bonus”, details the journalist Josselin Debraux, present, Sunday June 26, on the set of 19/20. According to Les Echos, this package of measures should cost the State 7 billion euros.
The boost comes against a backdrop of inflation, which is expected to reach 6.8% in September 2022. “A record figure which will still weigh on the household budget in the long term”, continues the journalist. Furthermore, Bercy has confirmed the establishment of a “housing shield”. The rise in rents cannot exceed 3.5% for one year. An increase in APL is also expected. According to information from France Télévisions, the bill should be presented to the Council of Ministers on July 6, and be retroactive from July 1.
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