A new measure in Greece will provide financial relief to approximately one million families by increasing protections against debt seizure from bank accounts. The revised regulations raise the amount shielded from creditors – including the state and banks – potentially saving households up to 350 euros per month. Previously, a limited amount was protected; the new rules significantly expand this threshold. This change impacts both public and private debts, offering broader financial security. The government states this aims to ease the burden on citizens struggling with debt. Details on specific income levels qualifying for the increased protection have not been fully released, but the initiative is expected to unlock access to funds previously frozen due to outstanding debts. The measure is intended to stimulate the economy by allowing families greater financial flexibility.