Question 13506 — people with disabilities

Summary

The exceptional end-of-year bonus, known as the “Christmas bonus”, has been paid each year since December 1998 to beneficiaries of certain social minimums, in particular the Active Solidarity Income (RSA) and the Specific Solidarity Allowance (ASS) paid to job seekers receiving compensation at the end of their rights. The amount of aid is 152.45 euros, increased for RSA beneficiaries depending on the composition of the household. This boost financial is justified by the lower amount of allowances giving entitlement to the Christmas bonus. Indeed, for a single person, the fixed amount of the RSA is 635.70 euros per month and that of the ASS is 570.30 euros per month. In comparison, the amount of the Allowance for Disabled Adults (AAH) at full rate amounts to 1016.05 euros per month. This is also justified by the fact that the AAH has been revalued regularly since several years. Likewise, the reform of demaritalization of the AAH made it possible, in certain situations, to increase the AAH amounts of people who were then in a relationship or to open the right to the AAH to people who potentially would not have been eligible if the income of their spouses had continued to be taken into account in the calculation of their resources.

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