Pensions Make It Possible to Maintain a Standard of Living in Portugal After the Reform, but the Poorest Must Make Additional Savings

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Portugal is one of nine countries, in 41 analysed by the OECD Outlook Pensions report, in which the public system pension of a worker with the average salary (and full career) guarantees at least 70% of the last salary. In net terms, which translates the disposable income, value exceeds 90% in Portugal.

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Although funded pension systems have expanded significantly over the past two decades, governments need to do more to encourage retirement savings to address the challenges of financing old age, a new report from the Paris-based Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development warns. While complementary solutions to traditional pay-as-you-go systems have made pension systems more resilient, the majority of workers are still not saving enou…

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Spain stands as an exception in the report, with a decrease in contributions to private plans, and with a public system that already recognizes a pension of more than 70% of the last salary Why the public pension system is neither “broken” nor “going to petar” as they say PP and Vox The OECD, the so-called Club of the Rich Countries, has published on Wednesday its annual report of Perspectives on Pensions, corresponding to 2026, in which it warn…

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Spain is one of the countries of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) where less weight in relation to GDP has the assets of pension providers, with 10.4%, according to the 'think tank' of advanced economies in the last edition of their annual report 'Pension Outlook in 2026'.

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Do we save enough to retire? The OECD details 6 policies to increase pension savings, from mandatory contributions to tax incentives.