Contribution to the payment of half the rent up to 6,000 euros per year for virtuous separated parents (in compliance with maintenance allowance) and an annual income within 35,000 euros: the regulation to establish the fund to support housing for separated or divorced parents with dependent children, not assigned the family home, is ready. The Ministry of Infrastructure reports having sent a note to the Ministry of Economy to unlock funds and start the contribution as soon as possible, which, according to estimates, will have an initial audience of at least 5,000 beneficiaries already in the coming months.
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Support for separated or divorced parents
The measure – reads a note – strongly desired by the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Matteo Salvini, provides 60 million over three years to support separated or divorced parents through the payment of 50% of the rent expenses for the house, up to a maximum of 6,000 euros per year. Eligible beneficiaries will include parents who have at least one dependent child, are up to date with maintenance payments, and have an annual income within 35,000 euros (Isee will not be used as a parameter but Irpef will).
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The requirements
Too often, in fact, when the former home is assigned to the other parent, the one left without a home faces a series of economic difficulties that the regulation aims to mitigate, also in the interest of the children involved, notes the Mit in a statement. To benefit from the support, a regular rental contract and the absence of ownership of other properties within a 50 km radius of the old home will naturally be required. The contribution will not be cumulative with other rent subsidies and the application can be submitted online. Once the Mef has unlocked the planned resources, priority will be given to regions with more separated or divorced parents and with a greater housing emergency.
