Traduction de «Personne à revenu modeste » (Français → Anglais) :

7a - Median relative income of elderly people – EU Median income of people aged 65+ as a ratio of median income of people aged 0-64

Let me conclude by saying that the HST will cause significant hardship to the thousands of Nova Scotians already struggling to make ends meet, particularly people with disabilities, seniors and others on fixed incomes; on students, single mothers, the working poor and those of more modest income.

The first aid scheme will assist certain categories of air passenger, such as students studying in mainland France and people on low incomes, helping to offset the permanent disadvantage suffered by the inhabitants of Martinique, where air fares are much higher than in mainland France.

The aid, approximately € 100 and € 300 for a return ticket , will be paid to certain categories of passengers, such as those under 30 or over 60 years of age, people on low incomes, adults travelling with a family, and on scheduled air services between Pointe-à-Pitre or Saint-Martin and mainland France.

I'll quickly read them to you: play a leadership role in providing a fair and comprehensive program to provide individuals and families across Canada with protection against catastrophic drug costs; support a recommendation by the federal task force on disability issues to introduce a new refundable disability expense tax credit to replace the disability tax credit and the medical expenses tax credit, and to increase the tax rate used to calculate the credit from 17% to 29% for low-income beneficiaries; make changes to the definition of “disability” and administration of the CPP disability benefits that will ensure people who cannot work due ...[+++] to disability are assessed promptly and equitably; reinstate the previous eligibility criteria for CPP disability benefits, which require that individuals have contributed in two of the last three years or five of the last ten years; support a recommendation by the federal task force on disability issues, calling on the Government of Canada, in conjunction with the provinces, to ensure that an adequate disability income support system is in place and that serious consideration be given to moving toward a disability insurance program that covers all Canadians; increase the level of health research funding to 1% of the $76 billion total annual cost of health care in Canada; support the idea to establish a Canadian institute of health research to create one organization or structure that would act as the focal point for health research in Canada; enhance the tax incentives for modest-income donors; invest in the infrastructure of Canada's voluntary sector; and lastly, increase funding to voluntary organizations involved in the delivery of health-related programs and services.

First, as a result of the clawbacks that are to be applied to the combined income of couples, many seniors with moderate incomes will suffer a reduction in their retirement income, as compared with today.