Citizens' money: a year of change - who really benefits from it?

Citizens' money: a year of change - who really benefits from it?

The longing for the great profit moves many Austrians - a current survey shows that 58 percent of those surveyed believe that a lottery win of two million euros would make them happier. But it does not stay that way: 28 percent also want to give up a little from their profit from the family and the children, while 24 percent plan to invest the money. 23 percent remember to invest in real estate. These figures come from an elevation of Imas, which came about through intensive personal interviews and show how diverse people's plans are in the event of a money relegation. Nevertheless, it is noteworthy that only two percent of the respondents think of retirement provision, while the majority would rather enjoy the joys of life, such as the Kleine Zeitung reported.

Citizens' money: one year after the introduction

On the other hand, the citizens' allowance has been introduced, which has been introduced for over a year instead of Hartz IV. The criticism of this new system continues to be loud, especially from political pages of the AfD and CDU, which require abolition. Nevertheless, figures show that the citizens' allowance works in practice: According to