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Germany's Jobless Benefits Set to Remain Frozen in 2026

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Unemployment benefits in Germany are set to remain frozen in 2026, according to plans by Social Affairs Minister Bärbel Bas. A spokesman for the Ministry of Labour said that the thresholds to increase the basic income payment, known as Bürgergeld (citizen's income), under the existing formula would not be met by January 1, 2026. The German Cabinet still needs to approve the plan. The spokesman's statement, in response to a question, confirmed a …

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The citizens' money will not be increased in 2026 either. This is not an indication of the dismantling of the welfare state – quite the contrary.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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The citizens' money is to be redesigned. Is there still a zero round or is there even less money in the future?

·Germany
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The citizens' money will not increase in 2026 either. This is due to the calculation method of the standard rates. Union and SPD had agreed to a revision of the method in the coalition agreement.

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In view of the budget deficit, Chancellor Merz announced an autumn of reforms – including the civil money. Federal Minister of Labour, Bärbel Bas, now explains what changes should be made.

·Dortmund, Germany
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Bitter news for 5.6 million citizens' money recipients: In the coming year, Federal Minister of Labour Bärbel Bas will again have a zero round. For this purpose, stricter sanctions are to be applied for future schwänzers.

Lean Left

The standard rates for the citizen's allowance are to remain the same in 2026. Federal Minister of Labour Bas announced tougher penalties for the failure of recipients of the benefit.

·Germany
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focus.de broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Saturday, August 30, 2025.
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