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A pension allowance 30% lighter than it should have been. This is the (concrete) risk that I run young workers from today. Today’s thirty-something, in fact, could receive a pension reduced by up to 30% when, in decades, they leave their job after reaching retirement age.
All because of the non-economic growth of the beautiful country. the Pil below zero, recession and deflation attack and erode pensions in the morning. And so, for our young people, insult and insult have served. In the last ten years, thanks to the economic crisis of 2008, finding a stable and well-paid job is not an everyday thing, much less the possibility of enjoying, after the age of sixty, an adequate pension.
L ‘economy The Italian does not grow when he should and then the entire system of the country pays the costs, starting with the youngest. Thirties, however, are not the only losers. The scarecrow of 20-30% less in the pension allocation also affects the forty-fifty who are placed within the contribution system, having started working after 1996. In that year, in fact, the Dini reform – l ‘then president of the Council of Ministers, tied pensions to the average (five years) of the Gross Domestic Product. In short, if GDP falls, pensions also fall with it; if, on the other hand, GDP is doing well, pensions increase in weight.
We know the evolution of our GDP in recent years and above all we know well what the prospects are stagnation 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic (a collapse of around 10%). Just think of the fact that in the last decade the five-year average of GDP, net of inflation, carries the minus sign eight times.
In short, in today’s 30s and 40s, lower pensions are expected, unless there is a sudden and lasting change. According to pension expert Andrea Carbone, consulted by Republic, “Pensions will not even be able to recover inflation for a long time, when prices go up again”, so the 20-30% cut in the pension allocation is a real possibility “If the country grows again, it creates stable and well-paid jobs …”, adds the Progetica declaration.
And so, while the current Giallorossi government discusses, together with the unions, how to change Odds100 (which expires at the end of 2021) and introduce a double early exit at 62 or 64, not without penalties, as Gian Maria De Francesco explains in the newspaper on today’s newsstands, some already know that they could enjoy a 20-30% lower pension.
According to Progetica’s calculations, to conclude, a thirty-something -on average- is destined to lose almost 400 euros a month (386 to be exact), while those who are forty or fifty years old should leave 15% on the street. However, only 2%, a person in their sixties close to leaving the world of work.
