First of all, you need to understand the definition of a low-income household and the relevant policies. Subsistence households refer to those whose families are in financial difficulties and whose income is lower than the local minimum subsistence security standard. **In order to ensure their basic living needs, certain subsidies and assistance will be given. However, low-income households need to pay special attention when purchasing certain items, otherwise they may lose their eligibility for the low-income allowance.
According to the relevant policies, low-income households are not allowed to buy the following 6 things:
1.High-end furniture.
High-end furniture** is expensive, which will not only take up most of the family's funds, but also increase the burden on the family. Therefore, low-income households should focus on practicality, durability and affordability when buying furniture, and avoid buying high-end furniture.
2.Car. Cars are a high-end consumer product, and they are a luxury for low-income households. If a low-income household buys a car, it will exceed the family's financial affordability, making the family's life more difficult, and even losing the eligibility for the subsistence allowance.
3.High-end appliances.
High-end electrical appliances** are higher, which is not practical for low-income households. If low-income households buy high-end electrical appliances, it will not only occupy household funds, but also increase the burden of electricity consumption on families. Therefore, low-income households should focus on practical, durable, and affordable electrical appliances.
4.Mobile phones and computers.
Mobile phones and computers are a necessity for modern people, but they are not a necessity for low-income households. If low-income households buy mobile phones and computers, it will not only occupy household funds, but also increase the family's electricity burden. In addition, the use of mobile phones and computers will also affect the work and quality of life of low-income households. Therefore, low-income households should focus on practical, durable, and affordable mobile phones and computers.
5.Precious jewelry and accessories.
Precious jewelry and ornaments are a high-end consumer product that is not practical for low-income households. If low-income households buy expensive jewelry and accessories, it will not only exceed the family's financial affordability, but also increase the family's electricity burden. In addition, the use of precious jewelry and ornaments will also affect the image and quality of life of low-income households. Therefore, low-income households should avoid buying expensive jewelry and accessories.
6.Gambling supplies.
Gambling is an unhealthy consumption behavior that not only damages family relationships but also causes financial hardship in the family. Therefore, low-income households should avoid buying gambling supplies and maintain a healthy lifestyle.