Denial of the right to assistance: what purchases can lead to the loss of housing subsidy

Subsidies for utility payments have become an essential support for many Ukrainians. However, there are specific rules, and failure to comply with them can lead to the loss of these payments. This is indicated in the materials of the regional departments of the Pension Fund.

Recipients of housing subsidies are subject to specific restrictions. For example, if a person makes a one-time purchase for more than 100,000 hryvnias, he may lose the right to a subsidy. Similarly, transactions for the purchase of foreign currency or bank metals exceeding 50,000 hryvnias can also lead to the termination of assistance.

In particular, opening a deposit bank account or purchasing domestic government bonds for more than 100,000 hryvnias can also result in the loss of the subsidy. Additionally, acquiring ownership of transportation or real estate in cities and urban-type settlements automatically disqualifies recipients from housing assistance.

It was also recently reported that subsidies for utility services will have to be returned, which could negatively affect the financial situation of many Ukrainians. The question of possible changes in the lists of beneficiaries also remains relevant, as the summer subsidy may be canceled without warning.