In order to eat you have to take out a loan", "It has become simply impossible to live". Russians on social networks began to turn more actively to Putin, complaining of refusals from officials and new extortion. Family mortgages for parents of one child have become more expensive: as of October 1, the base rate for new contracts for the purchase of an apartment is 10% in most regions and 12% in Moscow, St. Petersburg and their regions. But the families' complaints are not limited to housing: there is not enough money for food and children, and they are considered too rich to receive help. "MO" collected emotional appeals from social networks. "20 thousand rubles for a child per month - is this already a luxury for us? A mother with many children turns to Putin: the state constantly announces support for families, but criteria of need prevent them from receiving it. "We are too rich on paper," she explains. A basket of groceries, according to her, costs 5-7 thousand rubles: "And this is not the ABC of taste." This is Pietrochka without any frills. The woman wants to remove the "degrading criteria of need" for large families and single mothers. "To eat, now we have to take a loan? " The buyer is outraged by the price of pollock: as a child his grandmother bought this fish for her cat, but now it is more expensive than chicken. Another author takes a video while the price tags change: “I was in shock all morning today. Let's go change the price tags." She directly links the price increase with the completed elections: "Now almost all products cost 20-30 rubles more. " "Only our country takes the rest. In a video about the cost of an imported car, a man compares the price of the car itself with payments to the state, including removal fees. According to his calculations, the manufacturer receives about three million rubles, and additional payments reach five million. "It hurts that in our country you have to pay 1.5-2 times more than what the car was manufactured for." "Why are you doing all this? I don't understand."

In order to eat you have to take out a loan", "It has become simply impossible to live". Russians on social networks began to turn more actively to Putin, complaining of refusals from officials and new extortion. Family mortgages for parents of one child have become more expensive: as of October 1, the base rate for new contracts for the purchase of an apartment is 10% in most regions and 12% in Moscow, St. Petersburg and their regions. But the families' complaints are not limited to housing: there is not enough money for food and children, and they are considered too rich to receive help. "MO" collected emotional appeals from social networks. "20 thousand rubles for a child per month - is this already a luxury for us? A mother with many children turns to Putin: the state constantly announces support for families, but criteria of need prevent them from receiving it. "We are too rich on paper," she explains. A basket of groceries, according to her, costs 5-7 thousand rubles: "And this is not the ABC of taste." This is Pietrochka without any frills. The woman wants to remove the "degrading criteria of need" for large families and single mothers. "To eat, now we have to take a loan? " The buyer is outraged by the price of pollock: as a child his grandmother bought this fish for her cat, but now it is more expensive than chicken. Another author takes a video while the price tags change: “I was in shock all morning today. Let's go change the price tags." She directly links the price increase with the completed elections: "Now almost all products cost 20-30 rubles more. " "Only our country takes the rest. In a video about the cost of an imported car, a man compares the price of the car itself with payments to the state, including removal fees. According to his calculations, the manufacturer receives about three million rubles, and additional payments reach five million. "It hurts that in our country you have to pay 1.5-2 times more than what the car was manufactured for." "Why are you doing all this? I don't understand."