On Wednesday, the Czech government will start paying out a one-off payment to low and middle-income families with children. It's intended to help families cope with the higher food an energy prices resulting from the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
For households with an annual income under 1 million Czech Crowns ($45,275), a one-time payment of 5000 Kč ($226) will be given for each child under 18 years of age.
There's an online system that people where people need to register for the payment. There are about 1,6 million children that should be entitled to the payment. This should end up costing the government about 10,5 billion Crowns (+$475 million). It's nice to see the government doing something to help with the higher cost of living.
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