❗️There is a war next door, sanctions are hitting the economy, energy prices are soaring — and yet: in Hungary, more and more measures are being implemented to support families, young people, and the elderly.
🏡 Home-creation support is coming, worth up to one million forints net per month, the FIX3 program is gaining momentum, law-enforcement personnel receive six months’ worth of “weapon money,” the minimum wage and the guaranteed minimum wage are rising, and the average salary has already surpassed 750,000 forints.
💸 The free cash-withdrawal limit is being doubled, the full 13th-month pension is arriving, the first part of the 14th-month pension is being launched, and pensioners will also receive a 3.6% pension increase — bringing the average pension to nearly 260,000 forints.
👫🏻 Families are receiving even more support: mothers under 40 with two children will be exempt from personal income tax, the family tax allowance will be doubled — meaning families will keep a net 20,000 forints per month for one child, 40,000 per child for two children, and 66,000 per child for three children. The allowance for dependents who are permanently ill or severely disabled will also increase.
👩🏻🏫 Meanwhile, workers in the cultural sector receive a 15% pay raise, teachers will get another 10% increase, and their average salary may rise to as much as 936,000 forints gross.
❄️ And for the extremely cold January period, we will introduce a utility price cap — the details are already being worked out.
👉🏻 We are not imposing austerity or raising taxes. We are not throwing Hungarian people’s money at Ukraine or migrants.
We pursue a peace-oriented, family-friendly, work-based policy. 🇭🇺
While there is uncertainty elsewhere, here there is predictability.
While Europe is tightening belts and rearming, we are spending on Hungarians.
That’s why more and more people feel that we are moving forward.
That’s why there is a vision for the future.
And that’s why Fidesz is the safe choice! 🧡