Spending on Pensions Rises Another 6.3 per Cent in September to a New Maximum and Reaches 14.5 Billion
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Pension spending has reached its umpteenth record in September as it will reach 14,498 million euros, a figure that is more than six points above that of the same month of 2025 and that anticipates that the debt of the system, now at 136 billion, will continue to advance towards unsustainable levels. To contextualize this data, ... Continue reading "The pension 'spoon' would only cover one month of expenditure, which is shot at 14,498 million in…
Of the total amount intended to pay 10.5 million pensions to 9.5 million pensioners, 73.5 per cent (10,654.6 million euros) were earmarked for retirement.
The average retirement pension, which receives more than two thirds of the total number of pensioners, stands at €1,576 per month, an increase of 4.5%.
The payment of pensions has become one of the major challenges of public accounts. The increase in spending and the pressure exerted by the ageing population raise questions about the ability of the system to maintain current benefits and ensure their sustainability in the coming years.Marta Ruiz, Head of Economy of COPE, has analyzed the evolution of the payroll of pensions after spending almost 16 billion euros in September to deal with them.T…
In September, Social Security allocated the record figure of 14,498 million euros to the payment of the regular monthly payroll of contributory pensions, 6.3% more than in the same month of 2025, according to the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.
In this month of September, Social Security allocated the record figure of 14,498 million euros to the payment of the regular monthly payroll of contributory pensions, 6.3% more than in the same month of 2025, as reported this Friday by the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.This payroll includes [...] The entry The expenditure on pensions rises 6.3% in September, to a new maximum of almost 14.5 billion euros aparece primero en…
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