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Spain Raises Pensions in 2025 to Combat Inflation

Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter / Updated : 2024-12-24 23:43:54
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Madrid, Spain – Spain has announced a significant increase in pension payments for 2025, aiming to mitigate the impact of rising inflation on millions of retirees. The royal decree-law, published in the Official State Gazette (BOE), outlines a comprehensive plan to adjust pension amounts for the upcoming year.

Key Provisions of the New Law:

Across-the-board increase: All contributory and public service pensions will receive a 2.8% increase in 2025, directly benefiting over 12 million pensioners.
Higher minimum pensions: Minimum pensions will see a more substantial increase of approximately 6%. Pensions for spouses and widows with dependents will receive an even larger boost of 9.1%.
Non-contributory pensions and the Minimum Vital Income (IMV): These benefits will be revalued by 9%.
Maximum pension cap: The maximum monthly pension will be set at €3,267.60.
Increased solidarity contribution: A new solidarity contribution will be introduced, based on earnings above the maximum contribution base.
Addressing Inflation and Protecting Retirees

The 2.8% increase in contributory and public service pensions is tied to the annual average Consumer Price Index (CPI), ensuring that pension payments keep pace with rising living costs. This adjustment is expected to provide an additional €600 per year for individuals receiving the average retirement pension.

Supporting Vulnerable Groups

The government has prioritized support for those most in need by increasing minimum pensions and benefits such as the IMV. This move is designed to alleviate financial pressures on low-income retirees and help them maintain a decent standard of living.

Long-term Sustainability

To ensure the long-term sustainability of the pension system, the government has introduced a new solidarity contribution. This measure is designed to generate additional revenue for the system and help address future funding challenges. Additionally, the maximum contribution base will be increased annually to account for inflation and economic growth.

Government Commitment to Pensioners

The Spanish government has emphasized its commitment to protecting the purchasing power of retirees and ensuring a dignified retirement for all. By implementing these pension reforms, the government aims to strengthen the social safety net and provide greater financial security for millions of Spaniards.

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