pension reform: 3 keys to understand the pension reform

3 keys to understand the pension reform

The pension reform is a subject to which we have dedicated much time and many articles on our blog. However, the latest statements of the head of the Ministry have changed quite a bit in the world of retirees and in this case, the truth is that there are key factors that are worth knowing to understand what remains equal, what changes and what is postponed for a change in the future. Although, if you have not done so, you should take a look at the analysis we have done on the subject of the current rise in pensions, that s been discussed this week.

3 keys to understand the pension reform

Who does the reform affect? In fact although he has said much on the subject, the current pension reform which will be carried out (not approved by rise linked to that minimum and maximum that will mark the location of the country), will affect only future pensioners, i.e. that in reality they have nothing to worry about.

When will the pension reform apply effectively? Although initially it should be this Government of the PP which put it up, actually you won’t. Despite the fact that it was one of the demands of Europe, they will leave it for the next Executive with what is event for the 2014-2019 Government period.

pension reform: 3 keys to understand the pension reform

They will rise or drop pensions with the new standard? Even though in reality the sustainability effect shall not apply until the next Government if that changes for next year, 2014. Is starting from there when the novelty of rise of pension calculation will apply. With that standard, but is modified, we will have that at a minimum they will rise 0.25%, but that they are no longer linked to the CPI.

The truth is that we have very important changes, and as we have said when they announced the changes, actually pensions eventually lowering. However, the worst is postponed, and that is no doubt a respite for the years that still remain of crisis, especially taking into account that retirees are a great pillar in the domestic economy.

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