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Italy Launches Rent Bonus Program for Separated Parents

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 10
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Matteo Salvini announced a rent bonus program for separated or divorced parents through the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport website. The measure, introduced with the 2026 budget law, offers support of up to 500 euros per month for twelve months. The program provides up to six thousand euros per year to eligible parents who lost their home and have dependent children up to age 21.

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The initiative allocates 20 million euros per year from 2026 to 2028, totaling 60 million euros over the three-year period. This represents a new governmental expenditure designed to support families who have lost their primary residence.

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    The cabinet might face increased operational costs due to the new budgetary allocation.

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