Breaking News from INPS: "Bring your birth certificate and we'll give you €10,200." | You have three days to act; hurry.

If you bring your birth certificates to the INPS offices, you can receive a whopping €10,200, but you only have three days to do so.

Italy continues to face an economic situation that is certainly not the best. Citizens face countless challenges on a daily basis, struggling with financial constraints that prevent them from making even the most basic purchases.

For example, some citizens end up giving up on purchasing medications, deciding to avoid paid visits, even though the National Health Service is doing everything it can to help. In short, it's a precarious situation from which escaping is by no means easy.

The government's grants in the form of tax breaks or financial incentives provide significant assistance. This time, in particular, there seems to be a truly significant opportunity: just your ID card would be enough to have €10,200 directly in your bank account.

Let's try to clarify this issue and understand how it can be beneficial.

The measure affects a specific segment of the population

As is often the case, the economic measure in question is available to a specific segment of the population. Even when we talk about bonuses , they require the fulfillment of certain requirements, without which it is absolutely impossible to benefit from the benefit in question. It's easy to imagine that once again, the most vulnerable segments of the population , those who most need state assistance to overcome particularly difficult times, are favored.

The economic precariousness we live in daily teaches us that some Italians have felt the impact more than others of the economic crisis that has been plaguing us for years. There is particular concern for families, but also for those who lack the full physical and mental capacity to cope with daily life. This economic measure is specifically aimed at them.

The economic measure in particular

Specifically, the measure in question is an allowance of €850 that would be granted to non-self-sufficient people over 80 who meet specific requirements. A universal benefit outside of the attendance allowance, the supplementary amount is intended to cover the cost of care and assistance work performed by domestic workers for a total of at least 15 hours per week, performing personal care tasks and having a regular employment contract.

An important aid for those who are unable to carry out their daily activities independently.