Pension indexation in 2027: how much could they increase after 2 years of freeze
Minister Nazare announces a possible indexation of 6–8% from January 2027, below the 12% stipulated by law. The average pensioner has lost over 8,000 RON in 2 years.
Foto ilustrativăPensions could be increased starting January 2027, according to statements made by Minister Nazare. The Government has reportedly identified budgetary resources for an indexation of between 6% and 8%, which is lower than the 12% rate stipulated by law.
The announcement comes after two years during which pensions remained frozen — a period in which a pensioner on an average income accumulated losses of over 8,000 RON.
How much pensions would increase, by amount
Based on calculations for a 6–8% indexation, the estimated monthly increases would be as follows:
- Pension of 2,000 RON → increase of 120–160 RON/month
- Pension of 2,500 RON → increase of 150–200 RON/month
- Pension of 3,000 RON → increase of 180–240 RON/month
- Pension of 4,000 RON → increase of 240–320 RON/month
- Pension of 5,000 RON → increase of 300–400 RON/month
For the average pension, the estimated increase is 167–223 RON per month.
Content paraphrased and adapted by SeniorHelp from verified public sources.
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