Anyone could be mistaken, hearing Secretary of State Marlène Schiappa talk about ” floor at 1,200 euros » for retirement pensions; the Minister of Economy and Finance Bruno Le Maire praise the future ” 1,200 euros minimum pension » or Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne discuss these ” 100 euros more per month “.
The pension reform project, debated since February 6 in Parliament and fought in the street, does it contain an increase to 1,200 euros in the minimum pension or an increase of 100 euros in the minimum contributory for all retirees? No.
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“We hear about a minimum pension of 1,200 euros. It is not a minimum pension, and it is not 1,200 euros. It is only a revaluation of certain small pensions liquidated at full ratesums up the economist Michaël Zemmour, lecturer at the University of Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, specialist in particular in social protection, whom we met. For those concerned, this is progress. But that has nothing to do with a minimum pension of 1,200 euros. »
- What is this revaluation we hear about, and why 1,200 euros?
Retirees concerned by a revaluation would be those who receive the minimum contributory amount, i.e. retirees who leave at the full rate with a pension (basic and additional combined) not exceeding 1
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