Linde pide acelerar el retraso de la edad de jubilación a los 67 años
El Banco de España también pide anticipar el alargamiento del periodo de cálculo
El Banco de España plantea suprimir el salario mínimo en algunos casos
M. J. Madrid 31 MAY 2013 - 13:45 CET
Linde asks accelerate delay the retirement age to 67 years
The Bank of Spain also seeks to anticipate the extension of the period of calculation
The Bank of Spain poses abolish the minimum wage in some cases
M. J. Madrid 31 MAY 2013 - 13:45 CET
The Bank of Spain wants a new twist to the labor reform and on their pensions. If labor proposed to abolish the minimum wage in some cases and allow non-unionized contracts, in the case of pensions its main purpose is to anticipate the delay in the entry into force of the delay in the retirement age.
Actually, this delay has already entered into force, but he's doing very gradually, so that it would never see retirement at 67 years until 2027. This year we needed 65 years and one month to retire in normal conditions. It has also increased the number of years of contributions to calculate the amount of pension-this exercise will take into account the last 16, but will rise to 25 by 2022 - and the time required to collect 100%-in 2013, 35 years and one month. Therefore, it seems to suggest the Bank of Spain is to accelerate its implementation.
"It would be wise to anticipate the entry into force of the delay in the retirement age and the lengthening of the period of calculation of the base [the number of years taken for the calculation of the pension], approved in the latest reform pensions, given that in response to the intensification of the problem since that came into force, the agreed deadlines are very dilated, "says the report from the Bank of Spain.
The financial supervisor considers that the measures recommended on pensions are complementary to labor market needs. "These actions would be very powerful about the sustainability of public finances and would report a large uncertainty about the willingness of economic policy reform, no measurable impact on current social and working conditions," he argues.
In particular, the lead agency Linde believes Luis to approve "an adequate definition of so-called sustainability factor, which enables automatic change system parameters to ensure their sustainability in the medium and long term."
The expert group to which the Government has commissioned a report on the sustainability factor has thought of two formulas. First, the so-called "intergenerational equity ratio of new pensions" links the amount of the initial pension for future pensioners to life expectancy, so that pensions will be less with the increase in life expectancy, as COUNTRY forward. The examples used by the experts in their report are made with life expectancy at age 65.
The second formula, also conducted by El Pais, is to use an annual update factor pensions to which these evolve depending on the ratio between revenues and expenditures of the public pension system, with some modulations and nuances. Thus, by applying this second formula, the sustainability factor also affect what current pensioners.
Experts mostly inclined to apply from 2014 sustainability factor.
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