Unprecedented move comes as other European Union governments continue to burden poorest citizens with austerity
The government program, named “fresh start,” aims to help some of the 317,000 of Croatians whose bank accounts have been blocked because of unpaid bills.
Under the terms of the plan, an individual’s debt must be lower than 35,000 kuna ($5,100), and his or her monthly income should not be higher than 1,250 kuna ($138). Those applying for debt cancellation are not allowed to own any property or have any savings.
Deputy Prime Minister Milanka Opacic told a cabinet meeting last month that they expect roughly 60,000 citizens will be applicable, saying, “Thus they will be given a chance for a new start without a burden of debt.”
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The government program, named “fresh start,” aims to help some of the 317,000 of Croatians whose bank accounts have been blocked because of unpaid bills.
Under the terms of the plan, an individual’s debt must be lower than 35,000 kuna ($5,100), and his or her monthly income should not be higher than 1,250 kuna ($138). Those applying for debt cancellation are not allowed to own any property or have any savings.
Deputy Prime Minister Milanka Opacic told a cabinet meeting last month that they expect roughly 60,000 citizens will be applicable, saying, “Thus they will be given a chance for a new start without a burden of debt.”
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https://www.intellihub.com/canceling-debt-croatia-grants-fresh-start-60000-citizens/Love Always
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