Borissov: From next year, all children will receive child benefits

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Oct 8, 2020
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We will set in the budget for next year all families with children, regardless of the income of the parents, to receive child allowances every month. This was said by Prime Minister Boyko Borissov at a meeting of the Council of Ministers.

For families with one child - BGN 40, for families with two children - BGN 90, for families with three children - BGN 135.

The assistance will cover 1,200,000 children. In this way we will expand the support for all parents in Bulgaria during the pandemic, he added.

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