The minimum living standard guarantee is a subsidy system implemented by the civil affairs department according to the national standard for households in the administrative area facing extremely difficult economic development. The quota is very limited, and many people apply for it. The minimum living standard households are generally redefined every year, and those who do not meet the conditions have their qualifications revoked. The minimum living standard guarantee is a system for households with an average per capita income below the minimum living standard set for urban residents in the local area. So, how does the civil affairs department check the savings of the minimum living standard guarantee? Will having savings cancel the qualification? What are the conditions for applying for the minimum living standard guarantee in the countryside?

How does the civil affairs department check the minimum living allowance savings?

In applying for the minimum living allowance, the applicant needs to show their own bank account for the verification of property status. The civil affairs department can also directly review the applicant’s account information, of course, this is a random check and not everyone needs to be checked. However, it is recommended not to take advantage of the application for the minimum living allowance.

Applying for a ‘minimum living allowance household’ requires the review of the applicant’s family’s annual income and property status, including personal property such as houses, cars, stocks, and other commercial vouchers.

The civil affairs department has established an income verification feedback platform with 9 units such as labor security supervision, housing and construction, industry and commerce, vehicle administration, and individual public housing management, and has basically established an assistance resource database query. Now, the review of the family’s annual income is generally carried out by having the unit issue an individual income certificate for those with units, and the village committee transferring income and issuing a certificate for those with agriculture and sideline occupations.

However, in social assistance work, income verification is still a complex difficulty, especially when it involves the application of family savings and other asset information, as it involves personal information and cannot be verified accurately. The introduction of a bank inquiry system will be beneficial to break this difficulty.

Will having savings in a financial institution revoke the minimum living allowance qualification?

1. No one requires that minimum living allowance households cannot have savings, and it will not be revoked for this reason alone.

2. The minimum living allowance is a subsidy system implemented by the civil affairs department according to the national standard for families with very difficult economic conditions within the jurisdiction, with a very limited quota and many applicants. The minimum living allowance households are generally redefined once a year, and those who do not meet the conditions will have their qualifications revoked.

3. If you have a large amount of savings, your family’s economy is not difficult, and the people have doubts about your identity as a recipient of the minimum living allowance, and it is confirmed through investigation, it is possible to be revoked.

What are the conditions for applying for rural subsistence allowance?

1. All rural residents who have declared rural household registration and whose per capita net income of the family is less than the initial rural subsistence allowance standard of the county district where the household registration is located are within the scope of security.

2. Those whose spouse has a rural household registration, and their direct relatives and children have rural household registrations in other places or other counties, have lived in the current place for more than one year, and the per capita net income of the family is less than the initial rural subsistence allowance standard of the county district.

3. Other staff who meet the conditions for subsistence allowance salary treatment.

4. Those who have the normal working ability of laborers, do not refuse laborers with written notice, causing difficulties in daily life, and those who have no economic source and difficulties in daily life due to personal actions avoiding laws and regulations (policy regulations) are not within the scope of subsistence allowance.