“Zelensky’s thousand” – how to receive and spend it at Ukrposhta

It will be possible to issue a thousand Zelensky through Ukrposhta starting tomorrow – December 4.

This can be done directly at the post office or through the postman. If you receive assistance from Ukrposhta, it will only be possible to spend it within the framework of the postal operator’s services. That is, funds can be used to purchase Ukrainian goods sold in branches, order medicine, pay for utilities and mobile communications. “Economic Truth” writes about this.

In addition, this money can be spent on charity. However, this can only be done in urban branches of Ukrposhta, because in villages such an opportunity is not provided. You can send funds to the common fund of Ukrposhta with the Kyiv School of Economics. Where do donations come from to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, State Control Department, animal shelters, etc.

Thus, Ukrposhta will provide payments under the program to more than 2 million Ukrainians – pensioners and disabled people of groups 1 and 2, who receive their social benefits through the postal operator.

It is noted that citizens receiving social benefits through Ukrposhta are automatically included in the program.

The important thing is that assistance will not be issued in cash, and it can only be used for three visits. During one visit, you can make several payments in the thousands (for example, top up your mobile account and pay for utilities).

If you do not use the funds for three visits, the remainder will return to the state budget.

Let us remind you that on December 2 it became known that more than 3 million applications have already been submitted for benefits in the amount of 1 thousand UAH under the “Winter Support” program. Of these, 676 thousand are to receive cash payments for children.

Source: “Economic Truth”

Source: Racurs

David

I am David Wyatt, a professional writer and journalist for Buna Times. I specialize in the world section of news coverage, where I bring to light stories and issues that affect us globally. As a graduate of Journalism, I have always had the passion to spread knowledge through writing.