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Parental allowance was introduced in its current form in 2007 and has not been increased since then.
Parental allowance is to be increased for the first time since it was introduced in 2007. According to plans by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, the minimum rate is to rise from 300 to 330 euros, and the maximum rate from 1,800 to 1,900 euros, as the ministry announced in Berlin. A corresponding draft law was then voted on within the government.
Parental allowance will continue to be paid out for 14 months, as ARD reports.
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The Federal Ministry for Family Affairs is planning the first increase in parental allowance since 2007. The minimum rate is to rise to 330 euros and the maximum rate to 1,900 euros. Planned reductions in the duration of benefits have been rejected, and flexibility for parents is also to be increased.

The Federal Ministry for Family Affairs is planning to increase parental allowance. The minimum rate is to rise from 300 to 330 euros and the maximum rate from 1,800 to 1,900 euros. A corresponding bill is currently being voted on within the government.
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According to an internal document, the Federal Ministry of Family Affairs plans to keep the period of receipt of parental allowance at 14 months. There were previously considerations of shortening the duration to twelve months due to austerity requirements in order to save budget resources.

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