Greece’s parliament is set to vote on a bill this week, raising the protected balance in personal bank accounts to €1,600, as the government seeks to ease pressure on indebted households facing widespread enforcement measures.
The proposal, announced by National Economy and Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis, would increase the non-seizable threshold from €1,250, shielding a larger portion of basic savings from state collection actions.
Mr. Pierrakakis said the adjustment reflects rising living costs and aims to protect minimum financial security.
According to the Independent Authority for Public Revenue, enforcement measures are already in place against…