Calcolo assegno unico
Lascia 0 se non hai presentato la DSU: si applica l'importo minimo.
Al mese
€362,31
All'anno
€4347,69
Base per figlio
€181,15
Maggiorazioni
€0,00
Stima indicativa. Restano fuori le maggiorazioni per disabilità, madri under 21, nuclei con entrambi i genitori che lavorano e figli maggiorenni a carico.
Domande frequenti
Come si calcola l'assegno unico
Da cosa dipende l'importo?
Dall'ISEE del nucleo e dal numero di figli. Nel 2026 si va da 203,80 euro al mese per figlio con ISEE fino a 17.468,51 euro, scendendo in modo graduale fino a 58,30 euro per ISEE oltre 46.582,71 euro. Chi non presenta la DSU prende comunque l'importo minimo.
Quali maggiorazioni sono contate qui?
Il 50% in più per i figli sotto un anno, il 50% in più per i figli fra uno e tre anni nei nuclei con almeno tre figli ed entro la soglia ISEE massima, e i 150 euro mensili sul nucleo con almeno quattro figli. Restano fuori quelle per disabilità, madri under 21 e nuclei con entrambi i genitori occupati.
Va rifatta la domanda ogni anno?
La domanda si presenta una volta e si rinnova da sola, ma l'ISEE no: va aggiornato ogni anno, di norma entro febbraio, altrimenti da marzo scatta l'importo minimo fino a quando la nuova DSU non viene presentata, con eventuali conguagli a seguire.
Conviene farla anche con un ISEE alto?
Sì. L'assegno è universale: l'importo minimo spetta a tutti i nuclei con figli a carico, a prescindere dal reddito e anche senza presentare l'ISEE. Non presentare la domanda significa rinunciare a quella quota.
What determines the amount?
On the household means test value and the number of children. In 2026 it goes from 203.80 euro a month per child up to a value of 17,468.51 euro, tapering down to 58.30 euro above 46,582.71 euro. Those who file no means test still get the minimum.
Which top-ups does this include?
The 50% uplift for children under one, the 50% uplift for children aged one to three in households with at least three children within the upper threshold, and the 150 euro a month for households with four or more children. Disability, under-21 mothers and dual-earner top-ups are excluded.
Do I need to reapply every year?
The application renews automatically, but the means test does not: it must be updated each year, usually by February, otherwise from March the minimum amount applies until a new one is filed, with any adjustment made later.
Is it worth applying with a high means test value?
Yes. The benefit is universal: the minimum amount is due to every household with dependent children, whatever the income and even with no means test filed. Not applying simply forfeits it.
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