The subsidy for the second group of beneficiaries of the coupon plan was credited today, Wednesday, September 25, 1405, to the accounts of household heads with the last digits of their national ID codes being 3, 4, 5, and 6. The amount of this subsidy has been set at one million tomans per person, which may increase if funding is provided by the government.
Details of the subsidy credit
This credit will be valid for one month, and household heads can use the September credit until the end of October to purchase various items. Considering that the August credit is also valid until the end of September, families that have not yet managed to purchase items can do so in the remaining days.
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Items available for purchase with the coupon
Items that can be purchased with this subsidy include rice, oil, pasta, sugar, legumes, dates, milk, yogurt, cheese, red and white meat (chicken, turkey, fish, and shrimp), as well as various fruits and vegetables. This plan is implemented to assist the livelihoods of families and aims to reduce economic pressure on vulnerable segments of society.
According to the Minister of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare, if the necessary funding is provided by the government, the subsidy amount is likely to increase. This action is in line with supporting the livelihoods of families and reducing living costs in the current economic conditions.
Economic implications of the coupon plan
The coupon plan is one of the government's policies to address economic problems and reduce the living pressures on people, especially low-income groups. This plan can be considered an effective solution for meeting the basic needs of families. Given the existing price fluctuations in the market, using the coupon subsidy can help secure essential items and prevent further livelihood crises.
Currently, due to rising prices and economic pressures, the implementation of such plans to support families requires more careful attention and planning to ensure that these supports reach those in need correctly and have a positive impact on their lives.
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