A Romanian Revolution that Lasted 60,000 Years in Private Pensions, Following the Measures Announced by the Government by Ilie Bolojan: "I Wish I'd Take Everyone Back, It's Not Okay"
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A new bill restricting the withdrawal of money from private pension has caused strong controversy in public space. Specialists accuse the Government of imposing unilateral value on the pension, and the payers benefit from the large commissions. Lawyers warn of possible non-constitutionality of the law, while tensions are deeper and in the co-ordination of government. The article Revolt of a Romanian who has stayed 60,000 women in private pension…
Almost 1 million Romanians have started putting money aside in the third pillar to ensure a peaceful old age. Voluntary pension funds reached assets of over 6 billion lei in June, almost 18% higher than last year. The new government project, which regulates private pensions and limits money withdrawals, will, however, lead to a decrease in Romanians' appetite for such investments, experts believe.
The Association for Private Administered Pensions in Romania (APAPR) welcomes the appearance of the private pension bill. Payment law...
The new law on the payment of pensions from Pilon II brings more problems, from misunderstanding in conjunction with changes that might bring the law back to the CCR, even if it now comes from any constitutional control.
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