Subsistence level, salaries and pensions: how payments will change on July 1

Ukrainians can get ready to the increase of several payments in July 
As you know, the minimum subsistence level, which determines the size of pensions, subsidies and child support, will increase next month – the publication Finance.ua informs. 
Already on July 1, the minimum pension will be recalculated, as a result of which it will increase to 1,712 hryvnias (+74). The maximum pension will also increase to 17,120 hryvnias. 
In addition, Ukrainians can expect an increase in overtime bonuses. The bonus for each year of overtime (over 30 years of work experience for women, and over 35 years of work experience for men) is 1% of subsistence level. For example, if a woman has worked 40 years instead of the required 30, she now receives UAH 163.8, and after the recalculation the bonus will be UAH 171.2. 
Also in July, the minimum wage will be raised. Now Ukrainians will officially receive a minimum of 5,238 hryvnias, and the hourly wage will increase to 31.39 hryvnias. 
The amount of child support will also be changed. The specific amount of child support is determined by courts, taking into account the financial situation of one of the parents, the amount of salary of the person who pays child support, and other criteria. The minimum amount of child support per child must not be less than half of the subsistence level.