US EditionTwo Million Czechs Will Get Better. They Will Receive More than Would Correspond to Inflation, Says Economist
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"According to our calculations, the increase in pensions from January could be about 649 crowns," says Michal Hlaváček, an analyst at the National Budget Council. In January this year, pensions increased by "only" 348 crowns. The Ministry of Labor's statement shows that the ministry will publish the exact proposal for the January pension increase this week. The number would not have to differ much from the Budget Council's calculation, as Labor …
Pensioners' pensions should increase by an average of around 650 crowns from January. This is almost double the value of the adjustments from January this year. This will mean that the average pension will rise well above 21,000 crowns and will increase by half compared to 2020. The average pension thus continues to beat inflation in recent years, which has increased by around a third over the same period. The estimate results from calculations …
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