The National Coalition completely rejects Kaikkonen's pension ceiling idea
The National Coalition Party in Finland has strongly opposed the proposal by Antti Kaikkonen for a pension ceiling, arguing it would undermine the core principles of the pension system and lead to increased pension contributions.
Expert warns politicians against making pensions incomprehensible
An expert cautions politicians about the complexity of proposed pension system changes during the campaign period in Denmark.
A researcher warns about the 'silent crisis': are we ready to care for Lithuania's rapidly aging population?
A Lithuanian researcher highlights the impending challenges posed by the aging population, predicting a significant increase in the number of seniors reliant on a declining workforce by 2040.
Another Effect of Second Pillar Pension Funds: Experts Warn of Price Increases and Fraud
Experts warn that an influx of funds from the second pillar pension system might lead to price increases in the automotive market and raise concerns about potential fraud.
The Intelligent Pension System in the Netherlands Is Quite Enviable
The Dutch pension system is praised for its stability and independence, providing a minimum pension for all citizens without direct government funding.
Payment calendar of the IPS: when will I receive my retirement in March 2026
The payment calendar for retirees of the Buenos Aires Province's social security system details dates based on the final digits of beneficiaries' IDs for March 2026.
Government to Reduce Blind Spots in National Pension: Lower Burdens for Special Employment Workers and Consider Raising Enrollment Age
The South Korean government is planning to convert special employment workers to workplace subscribers of the national pension and is considering raising the enrollment age from below 60 in an effort to reduce blind spots in the system.
Afores, the new engine of Mexican infrastructure
Franklin Templeton sees Mexico's pension fund system as a potential partner to boost the country's infrastructure development.
Citizens' initiative to withdraw accumulated funds from the second level pension system encouraged by low investment returns
A citizen initiative in Latvia is advocating for the withdrawal of funds from the second level pension system due to low investment returns over the past 10-15 years.
President Yoon: 'It's a method to lower basic pension by raising those in need'... Officially reviewing differential payments
President Yoon has suggested reevaluating the country's basic pension system to introduce differential payments based on income, aiming to alleviate senior poverty.
President Yoon proposes giving more basic pensions to impoverished seniors, addressing concerns over couple pension cuts
President Yoon suggests improving the basic pension system by providing higher benefits to low-income seniors to combat poverty-induced issues, including high suicide rates among the elderly.
Commentary: What is the 'French Trap'? Babiลก is leading us into it
The article discusses the implications of political decisions regarding retirement age in the Czech Republic and warns against ignoring economic realities, drawing parallels with France.
Elderly man has retirement suspended after being declared dead for the 2nd time
An 81-year-old man in Brazil has lost his retirement benefits for the second time after being erroneously declared dead due to a system mix-up.
Pension Policy: Private Retirement Savings Are to Become Much Cheaper
The German government plans to enhance private retirement savings as a vital part of the pension system, emphasizing the need for state support to encourage citizens to invest.
Jรคrvan: gathering money for the second pension pillar, but this is very bad for the state
Kristjan Jรคrvan, a member of the Isamaa party and a critic of the pension system, advocates for voluntary contributions to the second pension pillar while expressing concern about its implications for the state's sustainability.
President Yoon: 'I will keep my promise' regarding pension enrollment for military service periods
President Yoon Seok-yeol reaffirmed his commitment to recognizing the entire duration of military service as a period of enrollment in the National Pension System, following a recent proposal from the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
End to 'golden' pensions... good, but the problem is much bigger
The Mexican Senate approved a reform to eliminate exorbitant pensions for former public officials, but concerns remain about the broader pension system.
New pension calculator shows future pension from all three pillars at once
A new pension calculator enables individuals to assess their future pensions based on all three pillars of the pension system.
Finnish youth no longer believe in the pension system and have started to save massively
A recent survey reveals that Finnish youth have lost faith in the pension system and are increasingly saving for their future.
Almost half of young adults save for retirement โ two main reasons behind it
A recent study shows that nearly half of young adults in Finland are saving for retirement, largely driven by concerns over the future of pension systems.
Pension idea from a Member of Parliament - 558,000 euros in the account
Finnish MP Martin Paasi proposes using the pension system's long-term investment horizon more effectively to bolster future pensions, especially for the youth.
Katariina Haapanen, 28, saves over 1,000 euros a month for retirement - Researcher: Young people do not believe in the pension system
28-year-old Katariina Haapanen is saving over 1,000 euros a month for her retirement, expressing doubts about the reliability of the future pension system.
Speeding Up Retirement Pension Reform Including Introduction of Fund-Type System... Legal Revision Within Year
The South Korean government plans to accelerate reforms of the retirement pension system, including the introduction of a fund-type system, with legal amendments expected by the end of the year.
The Finns Party became enthusiastic about the removal of pensions for immigrants: Initiative submitted to Parliament
A proposal has been submitted to the Finnish Parliament to eliminate pensions for immigrants as a means to strengthen the pension system's sustainability.
Labor reform: the fund for layoffs and the reduction of contributions will reduce financing to Anses
Argentina's new labor reform law is expected to exacerbate the underfunding of the pension system by creating a Labor Assistance Fund and reducing employer contributions.
Lidegaard draws a red line: Will not change pensions without blue parties
Radikale leader Martin Lidegaard insists that any changes to the pension system must include both red and blue parties in Denmark.
The statement from the second pillar will only show you part of your pension, don't panic, explain experts Kotov and ล kriniar
Experts advise that the statement from the second pillar reflects only a portion of future pensions, which is lower than the amount expected from the social insurance system.
The Saeima rejects the proposal to allow early withdrawal of 2nd pension level savings
Latvia's Saeima has rejected a legislative proposal to allow early withdrawal of second-level pension savings, aimed at increasing trust in the pension system.
The Social Democrats will present pension proposals tomorrow
The Social Democrats of Denmark plan to unveil their pension proposals aimed at creating a more equitable pension system.
Reform of Pension Provision: Why Civil Servants Should Also Be Included in the Statutory Pension Fund
Economist Axel Bรถrsch-Supan advocates for including civil servants in Germany's statutory pension system during an interview discussing pension reforms.
Expert: the possibility of withdrawing second-level pension savings would mean temporary celebrations
Discussions in Latvia are intensifying on allowing citizens to withdraw their second-level pension savings, with significant public support for the initiative despite opposition from the Finance Ministry.
Discussion about retirement provisions: When years of education become a pension trap
This article discusses the need for reform in Germany's pension system, particularly addressing the disadvantages faced by highly educated individuals.
The pension system ended last year with a deficit of 9.2 billion, year-on-year deficit decreased
The Czech pension system recorded a deficit of 9.2 billion CZK last year, marking a decline in the deficit compared to the previous year.
The Saeima will reconsider the law on replacing judges' retirement pensions with special pensions
The Saeima is set to re-evaluate legislation concerning the pension system for judges, focusing on the transition from retirement pensions to special pensions, with significant implications for judges' financial security and independence.
Review of Basic Pension Reform: Differential Payments and Reduction of Beneficiaries
The South Korean government and ruling party are considering reforms to the basic pension system, including differential payments for low-income seniors and potential reductions in the number of beneficiaries.
State pension 'much lower rate' warning over payment change
Key changes to eligibility for the state pension are set to occur this year, alongside an anticipated increase due to the triple lock system.
Jureฤka Writes to Babiลก. The Former Minister is Concerned About Pensioners, Pressuring Schillerovรก and Juchelka
Former Minister Marian Jureฤka expresses concern over potential changes to the Czech pension system, urging the government to reconsider its approach.
Self-employed in retirement: "I have saved 120,000 euros, but is that enough for retirement?"
A 65-year-old man, who spent part of his career self-employed and did not contribute to the statutory pension system, is now worried whether his savings will be sufficient for retirement.
Self-Employed in Retirement: "I have saved 120,000 euros, but is that enough for retirement?"
The article discusses the concerns of a 65-year-old man, a former self-employed individual, facing uncertainty about whether his savings will be sufficient for retirement after not contributing to the state pension system.
Pensions, Talk Lies. Everyone Shoots at the System but Here are the Real Numbers
A recent Italian television report highlights emotional stories about the pension system while discussing political divides over necessary reforms.
The system was supposed to end, but it is breaking records. Will OFE get a second chance?
The article discusses the future of the Polish Open Pension Fund (OFE) amidst declining membership and financial challenges.
When will the women of Delhi receive โน2500, see CM Rekha's answer
Delhi's financial situation has deteriorated under previous governments, affecting the overall financial system and delaying aid for poor women.
Why the giant Franklin Templeton is keeping an eye on Afores in Mexico?
Franklin Templeton sees Mexico's $500 billion pension fund system as a potential partner for the country's infrastructure development.
All the details of the Labor Assistance Fund
The Labor Assistance Fund (FAL) is a key component of the labor reform approved by the Argentine Chamber of Deputies, intended to finance dismissal indemnities, though critics argue it undermines the pension system.
FRaktur: Germans, give birth to contributors and soldiers!
The article discusses Germany's demographic challenges and suggests that increasing birth rates among Germans is essential for the sustainability of the pension system.
The key article that Minister Luis Caputo asks not to be touched and the opposition will seek to overturn
Minister Luis Caputo is fighting to protect a key article of the Labor Assistance Fund that the opposition seeks to overturn, raising concerns about its implications for the pension system.
If the won weakens, national pension performance bonuses will rise... The government will revise the compensation system
The South Korean government plans to revise the performance evaluation system for the National Pension Service to exclude exchange rate influences amid high won-dollar exchange rates, addressing concerns that the current system incentivizes poor investment decisions.
From 50 to 65 years old, with a reduced pension: Romania adopts its magistrates' retirement reform
Romania has reformed its magistrates' retirement age and pension system, raising the retirement age and reducing pension amounts amid public budget concerns.
Politicians as a Threat to Retirement Wealth
The Brazilian pension system is under threat from both criminal organizations and politicians seeking to exploit its wealth for personal gain.
Demographic crisis and anemic growth shake Germany's pension system
Germany's population is projected to shrink by nearly 5% within 25 years, raising concerns about the sustainability of its pension system and overall economic health.