1. Cars and trucks: Low-income families can't own cars or trucks for making a living.
2. Commercial housing: If low-income households can afford housing, who can't afford it? Low-income households use their own money to buy a house, you can report it, and someone will check the purchase price.
3. Large-scale commercial insurance: In fact, subsistence allowances are also considered as old-age insurance to a certain extent. Since we have the ability to buy commercial insurance, we naturally don't need the help of the state.
4. Financial products such as fund securities: This belongs to the category of high consumption and venture capital, and low-income families should avoid it.
5. Your mobile phone is expensive: there is no clear regulation on your standard, but try not to buy non-essential mobile phones.
6. Expensive household appliances: Similarly, expensive household appliances are not a necessity for low-income families.
Relevant regulations
At present, although the gap between urban and rural areas in China is gradually narrowing, the number of poor people in rural areas is still large compared with that in cities and towns. For the rural poor, "minimum living allowance" is the biggest subsidy given by the state. However, when it comes to "rural subsistence allowances", many people will think of bad news. The reason for this phenomenon is that some unscrupulous village cadres have been secretly manipulating the subsistence allowances in the past.
Living allowances were given to those families who did not need assistance, while those families who needed assistance not only did not receive assistance, but continued to fall into poverty. Fortunately, the country has introduced new regulations: those who violate the regulations will be severely punished, and those who have the above six kinds of behaviors will be disqualified, and once they are found, they can be reported by the public.
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