The Hungarian government is offering married couples a 10 million-forint (around €30,590) loan, which they do not have to pay back if they have three children.
The money is available via a scheme that kicked off at the start of July.
What's more, the loan can be spent on anything the couple wants and is interest-free.
https://www.euronews.com/2019/07/29/...three-children
Relevant article from February earlier this year: Hungary offers lifetime tax exemption for mothers of four children
Well done to Hungary. They have the right idea.
Good policy but I'm not sure it's a good idea for Hungary, given the large gypsy population.
Even regardless of race, I'd be worried about dysgenics. A good way to bypass that and atleast some of the "omg evil completely non-authoritarian/non-forceful eugenics" from snowflake morons is to make it only available to the middle class, the bulk of a country. The poor aren't included but neither are the rich, atleast you can deny the eugenics angle with that.
Poor gypsies cannot get it, because until they have the third child, they have to pay back the loan. So yes, this is rather for the middle-class, which is basically absent from our gypsy population. I don't like Orbán that much, but this is a pretty good idea actually..Quote:
Originally Posted by XenophobicPrussian
This loan starts as a normal loan at a commercial bank with margin verification, background check, etc. So, the poor Gypos...Quote:
Originally Posted by XenophobicPrussian