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this post was submitted on 04 May 2024
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There are many social programs, but the biggest one is "Expense assistance", where the state will make sure you have minimum amount of money required for living after income. In practice it's around 600-1000€,just enough for the cheapest rent and cheap food. However that's all you need to get back on your feet.
How does it prevent repeaters?
Its calculated after income, so you will only receive the bare minimum needed for basic living. However if you want to live in a small apartment with no actual disposable income there is nothing stopping you. Thats actually how some students get by.