(Boursier.com) – The additional pension for private sector employees (Arcco) and managers (Argic) are in a critical situation … In a report to the Court of Auditors to publish Thursday and whose ‘ Le Parisien / Aujourd’hui en France has been copied, the Sages of the rue Cambon advocated as a solution a new “decline in the average age at retirement two years.” The legal age to receive a supplementary pension, now set at 62 years old so would increase to 64 years.
tight financial situation
For the Court of Auditors, this track is inevitable , especially as “the supplementary part of their pension often around 30% to 50%” … According to forecasts unveiled additional funds by the end of June ‘Les Echos’, the Arcco regime could no longer have reserves in 2027, as they currently stand at 55.4 billion euros. Worse still Agirc could have exhausted his or EUR 9 billion from 2018. If nothing is done, supplementary pensions, especially managers, will have to be revised downwards in the coming years. For managers, the decline of the supplementary pension Agirc is estimated at 11% in 2019 and up 14% over the next three or four years.
A track favored by employers
Last year, during discussions on the latest pension reform, the MEDEF employers’ union, had made 24 proposals, starting with that of raising the legal age to 63 years and a duration contribution of 43 years in 2020 …
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