2025 spending bonus of 1,000 euros: here’s who can request it, how to get it and where to spend it.
In addition to the already known Social cardthe introduction of a new economic aid for families is expected in 2025: the spending bonus of 1,000 euros. As the newspaper reports The Pressthis measure could be included in the 2025 Budget Law, offering greater support than the incentives currently in force. However, the bonuses it will not be accessible to everyone, but targeted at families who are in conditions of economic hardship. Here’s an overview of how it will work and who will benefit from it. It will be possible to send the application until February 2025, and the amount paid will vary based on the family’s income, with a maximum of 1,000 euros.
How to request the spending bonus
To access the spending bonusit will be necessary to send the request through the platform ofINPS. Access to the portal will take place via authentication with one of the following identification systems:
- SPID (Public Digital Identity System)
- CIE (Electronic Identity Card)
- CNS (National Services Charter)
How to use the spending bonus
The amount of bonuses will be accredited in different ways, depending on the preferences expressed during the request phase:
- Direct credit on current account
- Digital coupons for use at specific stores
- Prepaid card for purchases at supermarkets, pharmacies and other affiliated sales points.
Where to use the spending bonus
The spending bonus of 1,000 euros it will be used exclusively for the purchase of basic necessities, such as food, medicines and other essential items for everyday life. This incentive can be spent at a selection of participating storesincluding supermarkets, pharmacies and other authorized commercial establishments. The objective is to ensure that the bonus is used only for useful and necessary expenses, contributing to the sustenance of families in economic difficulty and supporting the management of their daily expenses.
This economic support represents an opportunity to improve the quality of life of families in difficulty, helping to cover essential expenses.