Government: There Is No Room for Further Increase in National Pension for the Elderly
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The national allowance for the elderly is 160.22 euros, and the Government says there is no room for an additional increase
The government points out that as household income grew from 2016 to 2025, the poverty risk threshold increased from 3,471 to 9,034 euros for a single-member household and from 7,290 to 18,972 euros for a family of four.
The government responded to the Ombudsman's Special Report on the Rights of the Elderly and stated that there is no room for an additional increase in the national elderly benefit and its double adjustment within the same year, and announced a special law for the systematic regulation of the rights of the elderly.
He also announces the adoption of a special law on the rights of the elderly, which should improve their dignified life, social inclusion and institutional protection.
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