Starting next month, 850,000 retirees will benefit from the second wave of revaluation of “small pensions” planned as part of the pension reform. They will receive a payment of 600 euros, then a monthly increase of 50 euros on average, reports “Le Parisien” on Tuesday, September 3.
Many French people will see their purchasing power increase from October. As indicated on Tuesday, September 3rd, Parisian According to the general director of Cnav, Renaud Villard, 850,000 retirees are affected by the second wave of revaluation of “small pensions” planned as part of the contested pension reform adopted on March 17, 2023.
People benefiting from this revaluation will receive two types of payments. At the end of September, around the 25th, they will receive the one-year catch-up of the increase to which they have been entitled since the reform came into force on September 1, 2023.Those affected will receive an average of 600 euros in retroactivity, i.e. a catch-up over twelve months.“, Renaud Villard told our colleagues. As of October 9, the retirees concerned will receive their increased pension.”It will be 50.94 euros on average and will apply every month. Information letters will be sent from September 9“, continued the general director of the Cnav.
600,000 retirees affected by a first wave of revaluation in autumn 2023
At the time the reform came into force, around 600,000 general scheme retirees had benefited from the first wave of revaluations, in the fall of 2023. This pension reform revalued the “minimum contribution“(Mico), a support system for small pensions, so that they reach at least 85% of the net minimum wage, for an employee who has completed a full career at the minimum wage. Renaud Villard acknowledges that a few tens of thousands of people may still slip through the net, particularly self-employed people who have never been employees. But the Cnav is giving itself another six months to identify these cases.
published on September 4 at 9:45 a.m., Quentin Marchal, 6Medias
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