Une règle de protection sociale britannique augmente les aides pour les foyers polygames

9 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Une disposition ancienne mais méconnue du système de prestations sociales britannique permet désormais d'augmenter les versements hebdomadaires aux foyers éligibles incluant plusieurs conjoints issus de mariages polygames contractés à l'étranger.

D'après les chiffres actualisés du gouvernement, les foyers éligibles reçoivent 166 livres sterling supplémentaires par semaine pour chaque conjoint additionnel. Cette augmentation s'inscrit dans le cadre de la revalorisation annuelle des prestations sociales au Royaume-Uni, indexée sur la croissance des salaires et l'inflation. Les autorités soulignent que le nombre de foyers concernés demeure relativement limité.

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