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Pensions: why the 4% revaluation was not applied to pensions paid on August 9

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The revision schedule of the purchasing power law did not allow the Retirement Insurance to apply the revaluation on the pensions of August 9. Payment is deferred for one month with retroactive effect.

Retirees will still have to wait. Supposedly applicable to the July pension paid on August 9, the early revaluation of pensions up to 4% provided for in the Purchasing Power Law will finally apply “from the payment of the August pension, paid on September 9” said the Pension Insurance. .

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In question, “the calendar of the parliamentary examination” of this law that was only voted on August 3. This did not allow the Retirement Insurance to “deploy this revaluation on the payment” of the July pensions paid in August.

Retroactive

But don’t panic. This revaluation will be paid retroactively. That is to say, “the amount corresponding to the revaluation of the retirement of the month of July will be paid (…) with the payment of September 9”, specifies the Retirement Insurance.

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This impulse will affect the basic pensions of employees and civil servants in the private sector. It will be added to the revaluation of 1.1% that took place last January.

Author: Paul-Louis
Source: BFM TV

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