When do I receive the AUH in March 2026 if my ID ends in 0
The article outlines the payment schedule for Argentina's Universal Child Allowance (AUH) for beneficiaries whose ID ends in 0, stating they will receive payments on March 9, 2026.
Liberia: ANC Youth Wing Slams 15 Percent VAT Plan, Warns of Rising Hardship and 'Taxation Without Welfare'
The youth wing of Liberia's Alternative National Congress has condemned a proposed 15% VAT, arguing it will worsen economic conditions for citizens lacking benefits.
In January, more than 32,000 residents received housing benefits
In January, over 32,000 residents in Latvia received housing benefits totaling 3.82 million euros, a decline from the previous year.
From 2026 – increased benefits for foster care of children: here's how much it is and where to apply
Lithuania is set to increase foster care benefits for children starting in 2026, adjusting the amounts based on age and needs.
The number of people receiving the highest benefits is likely to dramatically increase
The article discusses the anticipated significant rise in the number of individuals in Czechia receiving the highest welfare benefits.
Letter to the Editor. Abolish the waiting day – an insult to us in care and welfare
A healthcare worker argues that the current waiting day policy financially penalizes staff for minor injuries, urging its abolition.
French Homeless Man Drove a Ferrari, Received Millions in Benefits
A French homeless man was able to drive a Ferrari while reportedly collecting millions in welfare benefits.
Heating bills support temporarily raised for housing benefits and its recipients expanded
Due to rising heating costs in Latvia during a cold winter, the government has decided to temporarily increase housing benefits for lower-income households until April 30th.
Welfare Minister: Expanding housing benefits will increase the workload of social service workers
The Latvian government plans to expand housing benefits, which could increase the number of recipients and the workload for social service workers.
About 18 thousand users may lose the Intermunicipal Single Ticket due to income declaration irregularities
The government of Rio de Janeiro is investigating around 18,000 users of the Intermunicipal Single Ticket for potential illegitimacy of their benefits due to suspicious income declarations.
Those receiving unemployment benefits await several news: reported cases in which they will lose support
A significant portion of the Lithuanian population believes that the country's situation is worsening, and discussions have emerged about the future of social support systems.
S criticizes proposal for stricter requirements for benefits
The Social Democrats criticize a proposal by the government and the Sweden Democrats that would require immigrants to live in Sweden for five years before receiving certain social benefits.
Government: Stricter Requirements for Immigrant Benefits
The Swedish government proposes a five-year waiting period for immigrants seeking benefits as part of a broader reform to social welfare regulations.
Government: Immigrants Must Qualify for Welfare
The Swedish government proposes that immigrants must reside in Sweden for five years to qualify for social insurance benefits.
Stricter Requirements for Immigrant Benefits
The Swedish government proposes to implement stricter eligibility criteria for immigrants seeking access to the welfare system, including a five-year residency requirement for certain benefits.
MTV: Kela Denies Support to Many Young People - "Against the Purpose of the Law"
Several welfare regions and Helsinki's child protection aftercare have reported Kela to the Parliamentary Ombudsman, claiming unfair denial of benefits for young people seeking financial support.
Nursing benefits will increase, but compensation for medical expenses of uninsured residents will disappear
The Tartu City Council has decided to change the rules for social welfare assistance, increasing the support amounts for caregivers of children and adults.
The public welfare issue has been postponed, but no changes in the currents
Legislation linking public welfare benefits to wage indexes has been postponed in Iceland's welfare committee amid political debates.
DWP reminder as some claimants need 'to act' by March 2026
Claimants of certain 'legacy benefits' in the UK are reminded to take action by March 2026 to avoid losing their benefits as the welfare system undergoes significant changes.
Average benefits for the disabled nearly 650,000 krónur
The average benefits for disabled individuals in Iceland are approaching 650,000 krónur, raising concerns of disincentivizing work among those on temporary disability benefits.
Afraid that a reverse incentive will lead to an increase in disability beneficiaries
Vilhjálmur Birgisson expresses concerns about a potential reverse incentive causing more people to prefer receiving benefits over returning to work.
Welfare area terminates and takes away lunch benefit from employees
The Kanta-Häme welfare area, Oma Häme, is laying off staff and eliminating lunch benefits due to budget cuts, affecting 143 employees across various sectors.
Due to high heating bills, the government decides to increase housing benefits; the pool of recipients will also expand
The Latvian government is raising housing benefits to assist households affected by high heating costs, with changes in the formula for calculating the benefits set to take effect in early January.
These Municipalities Had the Most Unemployment Benefit Recipients
In 2025, Finland saw a significant increase in unemployment benefit recipients, with over 338,000 individuals receiving support from Kela.
PLN 1978.49 pension from ZUS starting March 1. Which diseases qualify for benefits
Starting March 1, pensions from ZUS will increase to PLN 1978.49, and specific health conditions will qualify individuals for disability benefits.
DWP update released for first time confirms big rise for one benefit
The UK Department for Work and Pensions has revealed a significant rise in Universal Credit claimants, driven mainly by transitions from legacy benefits rather than new claims.
OPEKA: Numerous Violations - 'Shadows' with the Provision of Benefits
A systemic audit by the National Transparency Authority revealed numerous violations in benefit payments amounting to 1.86 million euros at OPEKA.
Useful Welfare Services: Preparing for Old Age, Psychological Counseling, and More
The article details various welfare services available in South Korea, aimed at helping citizens prepare for old age and access psychological counseling, but highlights that many are unaware of these benefits.
Expanding housing benefit availability and increasing paid amounts
Latvia's welfare minister announced plans to broaden the eligibility for housing benefits and increase the amount provided, benefiting thousands more households.
Epameinondas Atsaves is the new director of OPEKA
Epameinondas Atsaves has taken over as the new head of the Greek Organization for Welfare Benefits and Social Solidarity (OPEKA).
Heikki Hiilamo's column: Guns or butter – will the growth of defense spending lead to an explosion of poverty?
The column critiques the Finnish government's cuts to social benefits while increasing defense spending, predicting a worsening poverty crisis.
Starting March 1st: the change in SNAP benefits for "able-bodied" adults in New York
The SNAP program in New York will undergo significant changes starting March 1, 2026, particularly affecting able-bodied adults without dependents.
Chaos and injustice. The anti-political nature of social benefits
The article examines the inconsistencies and contradictions in Poland's non-insured social benefit policies over the past two years of coalition governance.
Yoga with Puppies Only When the Dog Comes First. Unconventional Exercise Divides Breeders and Veterinarians
Yoga with puppies has gained popularity in recent years, but it divides opinions among dog breeders and veterinarians regarding its safety and benefits for the animals.
DWP Universal Credit changes to take place from April 2026 - key details
The UK Department for Work and Pensions plans to implement changes to Universal Credit in April 2026 aimed at reducing welfare benefits associated with health conditions to address perceived disincentives for employment.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe branded 'shameful' after 'inflammatory' rant claiming UK's been 'colonised'
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the part-owner of Manchester United, faced backlash for his remarks suggesting that the UK has been 'colonised' by immigrants and expressing concerns over population growth and welfare dependency.
Letter to the Editor. Increase child allowances and tax the money as income
A proposal to increase child allowances while taxing them as income argues for a fairer distribution of state benefits.
Municipal special units reveal social fraud and overpayments of 500 million kroner
Municipal special units in Denmark have uncovered social fraud and erroneous payments totaling 500 million kroner in various cases of deception related to social benefits.
Government to Issue Early Welfare Benefits for Low-Income Families Before Lunar New Year
The South Korean government will provide early welfare benefits for low-income households on January 13, ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays.
GOP firebrand urges Trump agencies to claw back massive taxpayer benefits paid out to immigrants
Sen. Jim Banks is advocating for the Trump administration to recover billions spent on welfare benefits for immigrants, emphasizing legal obligations for their sponsors to reimburse these costs.
The border gets the attention while fraudulent government benefits bleed taxpayers dry
The article highlights that while immigration debates concentrate on border enforcement, the real issue lies in the ineffective management of taxpayer-funded benefits systems that are susceptible to fraud due to lax verification processes.
Kyung Hee Cyber University and Hana Bank Sign Main Transaction Agreement and Industry-Academic Cooperation Agreement... Strengthening Collaborative Partnership
Kyung Hee Cyber University and Hana Bank have joined forces to enhance educational welfare through renewed agreements focusing on increased donation amounts and expanded educational benefits for employees and their families.
Young Union Chief Winkel aims to save ‘dozens of billions each year’ on social benefits
Johannes Winkel, the chairman of the Young Union, emphasizes significant savings potential in social welfare, advocating for a more efficient social state in an interview with 'Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung'.
JU Chief Winkel Wants to Save "Dozens of Billions a Year" on Social Benefits
Johannes Winkel, leader of the Young Union, highlights significant savings potential in social welfare, advocating for reforms in pension and social state to enhance efficiency.
DWP chief accused of overseeing ‘culture of complacency’ that led to carer’s allowance scandal
The head of the Department for Work and Pensions has been criticized for fostering a culture that resulted in unpaid carers accumulating significant benefit debts.
MPs set for 'major moment' vote on scrapping DWP two-child benefit limit
Chancellor Rachel Reeves emphasizes that the upcoming vote to abolish the two-child benefit limit is a significant step towards improving the welfare of children affected by the policy.
Germans can no longer afford their welfare state. Changes are coming
The article discusses the urgent need for reform in Germany's welfare state, outlining the challenges the government faces in restructuring social benefits, plans to reduce bureaucracy, issues surrounding raising the retirement age to 70, and the main arguments for and against maintaining the Bürgergeld system.
Let's Talk about Money: 'The Average German is Closer to the Recipient of Citizens' Money than to the Millionaire'
Helena Steinhaus, head of the Berlin association 'Sanktionsfrei', discusses the challenges faced by those reliant on citizen's income in Germany, emphasizing the societal proximity between average Germans and those receiving benefits.
New calls for DWP benefits payment card to replace cash
A new online petition is urging the UK Government to replace cash payments for benefit claimants with a payment card system to ensure welfare money is spent on essentials.
The government announced new higher amounts for social benefits, additional increases are planned
The government proposed increases in social benefits, raising the basis for guaranteed minimal compensation to 170 euros this year, which reflects a 10 euro increase or 6.25% compared to the previous amount.