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Introduction to the revaluation of pensions
In 2025, Italian pensions will undergo a limited revaluation, set at 0.8%. This value, although lower than the record increases of 5.4% recorded in 2024, reflects current economic conditions and the trend in inflation.
The decision was made official through a decree of the Minister of Economy and Labor, published in the Official Gazette on November 27.
Automatic equalization mechanism
The revaluation of pensions in Italy takes place through an automatic equalization mechanism, introduced to ensure that the purchasing power of retirees remains constant over time.
This system adjusts the amount of pensions annually to the increase in the cost of living, taking into account the trend in inflation, measured by the ISTAT consumer price index
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It is important to note that lower pensions receive a greater adjustment than higher ones, so as to protect retirees with lower incomes. The automatic equalization takes place every year on January 1, based on the percentage of change in the consumer price index
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Specific details for pension groups
The full revaluation of inflation to 100% is guaranteed for pensions up to 4 times the minimum treatment of the INPS, which for 2023 is set at 567.94 euros. However, for pensions above this amount, the adjustment percentage decreases progressively
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This revaluation system is crucial to ensure that retirees do not lose purchasing power due to inflation. The decrease in the revaluation in 2025 is a sign of the current economic challenges, but it is essential that retirees are informed about the changes and
their rights.
Impact of inflation on pensions
The slowdown in inflation, which had reached historic peaks in previous years, has led to this modest revaluation. Retired people should be aware that although there is an adjustment, this will not be enough to fully offset the increase in the cost of living. It is therefore essential that social policies continue to monitor and respond to the needs of retirees, ensuring adequate support
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In conclusion, the revaluation of pensions in 2025 represents a crucial moment for many Italians. With inflation continuing to affect the economy, it’s essential that retirees are informed and prepared to face future challenges
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