Pension reform, latest news
There pension reform it represents a hot potato and no ruling party wants to show up at the election date with dirty hands.
The risk is that it will get bogged down by dragging on for months. By the end of March, however, a draft pension reform must be included in the Economic and Finance Document (Def) which will then be discussed with the budget law.
One thing, however, is certain. Exceptions to existing ordinary pensions expire at the end of the year and, in the absence of legislative interventions, risk not being renewed. In essence, Ape Sociale, Option Woman and Quota 102.
At worst, we read on https://www.investireoggi.it, the government will simply extend the entire package of pensions anticipate by postponing any decision to those who will come after the 2023 elections. And this seems the most worrying scenario, but also probable given the critical period we are going through.
In the uncertainty of the times, the unions return to pressure on the government. They ask that they discuss the possibility of sending everyone in pension starting from 62 years old of age.
Or with 41 years of contributions regardless of age.
Instead, the government would like to continue along the lines of share 102, that is, all retired at 64, but with contribution recalculation of the pension. So, in essence, with a penalty of the allowance for each year in advance of the 67 expected for old age.
Ultimately, the parties still remain at a distance. The changed economic scenario resulting from the crisis in Ukraine they will certainly require different choices to be made that take greater account of the greater expenditure to be incurred for pensions.
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