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One year before the presidential election, the Court of Auditors advocates a series of measures to bring social security accounts back to balance by 2030.
In a report published on Wednesday 27 May, the Court of Auditors estimates that nearly 10 billion euro of savings will have to be found every year until 2030... The article Social security: faced with the record deficit, the Court of Auditors claims 40 billion savings with "extremely unpopular" measures appeared first on current values.
In a report made public on Wednesday 27 May, the institution of rue Cambon in Paris believes that it is possible to "stretch" towards a resorption of the deficit "in the 2030 horizon" by making efforts on pensions and health insurance.
In presenting their report on the financing of social protection, the judges stressed the need to implement measures to save money while it is still time.
While the government has just commissioned four economists to analyse the evolution of public finances by 2030, the Court of Auditors warns against the deterioration of social security figures, which puts a risk on the "sustainability of the system".
Financial magistrates consider it essential to initiate an immediate action plan to stop a deficit that has become unsustainable, which reached €21.6 billion in 2025. At one year of the presidential election, the Court of Auditors sends a clear signal to the public authorities and candidates. According to its report on the application of the financing laws of the [...] Article The Court of Auditors sets a course of 10 billion annual savings for …
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