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A report suggests that parents' income should be taken into account in the calculation of LPOs for students, a measure that would result in thousands of young people losing the opportunity to benefit from housing assistance.
The General Finance Inspectorate sets out a list of measures to save $4.2 billion on these budgets, in particular by making the most efficient contributions.
A report commissioned by the Prime Minister recommended that the method of calculating LPAs for students should be revised, taking into account the income of the parents, a measure that denied the existence of family breakdowns and the desire to emancipate young people.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com A confidential report by the Inspectorate-General for Finance and the Inspectorate-General for Social Affairs, commissioned by Matignon, proposes to reduce several aids to families — family allowances, APL, pensions — to save up to €4.2 billion. Issued at the end of July and revealed by Les Echos, the document lists ten avenues that could affect 310,000 households on the APL alone. However, no decision …
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