Question 17962 — elderly people

Summary

Mr. Thomas Rudigoz questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the financial repercussions of the payment of the solidarity allowance for the elderly (ASPA) on the sale of real estate by the recipient in a tense urban sector. Today, the system provides that part of the sums paid under the ASPA can be recovered after death from the estate of the beneficiary of this allowance, for the amounts exceeding 39,000 euros in assets in mainland France. In a tense urban sector, such as in Lyon, a person, who during their career has the opportunity to become the owner of their home, necessarily sees their assets far exceed this ceiling. However, once you retire, your income may fall to a level lower than 868.20 euros per month. It will then not appeal to this national solidarity system, preferring to keep for his heirs the real value of his property, to the detriment of his personal quality of life. In fact, this mechanism creates a real territorial divide to the extent that residents of urban areas are penalized more vis-à-vis ASPA beneficiaries, owners of their homes located in an area where the cost of real estate is lower. He wishes to know the Government's position regarding the possibility to create differentiated zones making it possible to raise this threshold of 39,000 euros for tense urban sectors where the price of real estate is high.

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