See below for the income thresholds that determine whether you are eligible for an individual income supplement.
See below for the income thresholds that determine whether you are eligible for an individual income supplement.
| From the age of 21 until state pension age | Apeldoorn | Brummen | Epe |
| Single (parent) | € 1.433,65 | € 1.419,46 | € 1.433,65 |
| Married couples/cohabiting couples | € 2.048,07 | € 2.027,79 | € 2.048,07 |
| With no children under the age of 18 living at home | Apeldoorn | Brummen | Epe |
| Single (parent) | € 353,92 | € 350,42 | € 353,92 |
| Married couples/cohabiting couples (both aged 18, 19 or 20) | € 707,85 | € 700,84 | € 707,85 |
| Married couples/cohabiting couples (one aged 18, 19 or 20, one (aged 21) |
€ 1.377,96 | € 1.364,32 | € 1.377,96 |
| With children under the age of 18 living at home | Apeldoorn | Brummen | Epe |
| Single parent | € 353,92 | € 350,42 | € 353,92 |
| Married/cohabiting couples (both aged 18, 19 or 20) | € 1.117,46 | € 1.106,40 | € 1.117,46 |
| Married couples/cohabiting couples (one aged 18, 19 or 20, one (aged 21 or over) |
€ 1.787,58 | € 1.769,88 | € 1.787,58 |
If you live in a care home, such as a nursing home or a psychiatric institution, you pay a personal contribution towards your care and accommodation to the CAK. The amount of this contribution depends on your circumstances and the length of your stay. If you wish to be eligible for RegelRecht, we need to know your remaining income after you have paid the personal contribution to the CAK. For example, suppose you receive a Wajong benefit and pay a few hundred euros a month in personal contribution. The amount remaining for your other expenses must not exceed the standards for residential care set out in the table ‘Standards for residential care > 21 years’.
| Standard length of stay in a care home > 21 years | Apeldoorn | Brummen | Epe |
| Single (parent) | € 501,40 | € 496,44 | € 501,40 |
| Married couples/cohabiting couples | € 813,16 | € 805,11 | € 813,16 |
Income includes, amongst other things: benefits, salary, child maintenance, spousal maintenance, pension payments, and the General Tax Credit where a partner is involved.
If you receive a Wajong benefit and are aged 27 or over, you may deduct the Tax and Customs Administration’s young people’s disability allowance from your income. The amount of this allowance is €76.92 (as at 1 January 2026).