Pensions 2026: 7–10% increase possible from January, after two years without rises
Finances ministry analyses a 7-10% pension increase from January. The rise would not cover price increases from the last two years.
Foto ilustrativăPensioners could receive their first income increase in January after two years of frozen pensions. The Ministry of Finance is already running the numbers, and one of the scenarios under consideration is an indexation of between 7% and 10%.
According to the source, the increase will not offset the price rises accumulated over the past two years, and pensioners' incomes will remain below the value of the consumption basket.
The 7% indexation scenario
- Minimum pension: 1,281 RON + 89.67 RON = 1,371 RON
- Pension of 2,000 RON: + 140 RON = 2,140 RON
- Pension of 3,500 RON: + 245 RON = 3,745 RON
The 10% indexation scenario
- Minimum pension: 1,281 RON + 128 RON = 1,409 RON
- Pension of 2,000 RON: + 200 RON = 2,200 RON
- Pension of 3,500 RON: + 350 RON = 3,850 RON
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