The new year is coming and with it comes a lot of changes. Between the end of the pump discount and the new fuel allowance for low-income workers, the increase in the price of the Navigo pass and the zero-interest loan for the purchase of a hybrid or electric vehicle, several important changes should be noted .A fuel allowance of 100 euros for workers The rebate at the pump on fuels, introduced by the government in September (first 30 cents per litre, then 10 cents from mid-November), ends on December 31. To take over from this aid, Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne announced on December 7 that an indemnity of 100 euros would be paid from January 2023 to the 10 million "low-income French people who need their car to go to work". . Purchasing power: the fuel allowance, a false good idea? The aid of 100 euros, paid for the whole of 2023, concerns households that are located in the "first five deciles", in other words those whose annual reference tax income per unit is less than 14,700 euros . For example, for a single person, this corresponds to a salary of less than 1,314 euros net per month; for a couple with two children, an income of less than 3,941 euros net per month. The compensation of 100 euros is paid per person: a household that includes two adults who use their vehicle to get to their place of work will therefore be able to receive 200 euros in aid. To obtain this aid, you must make a request on the tax website.