A new and sensational news on Cashback launched by the Government is coming. In January 2022 it will start again but with some changes: what they are.
In the second half of 2021 the Government of Mario Draghi has decided to suspend the plan Cashback, launched by Giuseppe Conte. In fact, with the arrival of the technical executive there were many news, with the premier who however confirmed that the refunds of 10% for each payment by credit card or debit card will return in the first six months of 2022. Obviously there will be news with the return of the plan.
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In fact, in recent weeks the Italian government is evaluating whether the benefits of the cashback bonus are adequate to cover, at least, the costs. This is the only condition that could stop the return of refunds for all card payments. According to sources from Palazzo Chigi, the measure has a regressive character and is intended to direct resources towards the categories and areas of the country in better economic conditions. The measure then it could benefit richer families. So let’s see which ones there could be changes from 2022.
Cashback, some changes coming: what changes
There are several changes that could come with the return of the Cashback. In fact, according to what reported by Milan Finance, Prime Minister Mario Draghi is thinking of reintroducing the measure, but redirecting it only to citizens with low income, precisely to avoid favoring the richest segment of the population. So the whole measure could cost significantly less, about 500 million euros a year.
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The figure would be significantly lower than that spent with the measures applied by Giuseppe Conte. Currently, however, we speak only of indiscretions and, as for the future of Cashback, a final decision has not yet been made. The next few months, therefore, will be decisive to understand if the Draghi government will re-introduce the repayment plan in the first six months of the new year.
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