Deferred obligations on the parent capital has reached 1. 5 trillion rubles, it is necessary to extend the possibility of using these funds, as well as among them in order to gradually reduce this amount, said in an interview Last news the Auditor chamber of Russia Svetlana Orlova.

The auditor also opposed the increase in mortgage rates, noting that families should have the opportunity to use means of the parent capital not only to pay percent on the loan.

According to the auditor, the accounts chamber of the known examples, when banks start to raise rates so much that it is difficult to talk about its reduction to the stated goal of 8%.

She recalled that the size of the parent capital this year is 453 thousand roubles, and in 2020 it will rise to 470 million, and in 2021 - up to 489 thousand." For many families It is a very decent Amount. But the point is not only that people received some money, but to them the money enough to solve their particular issues that they felt to improve their socio-economic status to believe in the future of their children, " - said Orlov.

The program of the parent capital operates in Russia since 2007, he is given for the birth of the 2nd or subsequent child in the family.

the use of these tools is limited: they can be used, for example, improving housing conditions, children's education, retirement mothers. According to Orlova, on April 1 of the current year, the certificate on matkapital got 9, 2 million families, nearly 6 million families have already ordered the money, more than 88% chose the improvement of living conditions, and 66 thousand families receive a payoff in amount of the subsistence minimum for a child of these funds.

"at present, more and more families send the maternity capital on children's education. It is clear - children grow, and needs of families change, " She said.

According to the auditor, the performance of the program of the parent capital is certain, however, to make a conclusion about her future extension or modification should be made only after a comprehensive assessment.



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