A significant part of the increase in non-cash trade by pensioners was carried out by Internet trade, Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan announced at the government meeting today.
"In the initial design, we thought that pensioners should do business with a post-terminal, but we saw that business is done over the Internet. It means that in any case, in this way, a person has the opportunity to get the goods and services at home, saving time and money.
As much as we think that pensioners do not use this toolkit, it is not so.
In this sense, this reform is not a cashback technique, but a simple pension increase, because whether we like it or not, a significant part of these expenses will be carried out non-cash, and tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, exclusively on the Internet, where it is not possible to pay in cash," he said. :
