a Childhood guarantee is a cash support that is paid monthly and supplements the family allowance for children and young people, and is paid at the same time as this benefit is provided, according to the social security. The goal is to secure a total payment of 100 euros.
This support has been received Along with providing a family allowanceexplains Social Security, in Practical guide about the topic.
The organization also states that:The amount to be received corresponds to the difference between the amount of the Family Allowance for Children and Youth and the monthly amount of the Childhood GuaranteeThis is to guarantee the payment of a lump sum of 100 euros.”
Practical example:
Children over 72 months in the first income bracket with reference income less than 0.35 x IAS x 14:
Payment installment = 50 euros
Childhood guarantee: 50 euros
Total Amounts Receivable = 100 euros (50€ + 50€)
Social Security also maintains that “attribution of this benefit is automaticThe family is not required to request it as long as it is a beneficiary of the family allowance for children and youth.
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