As of August 1, the pensions of working and non-working pensioners will be indexed. according to information IzvestiaPensions for working pensioners who receive additional points for insurance premiums will increase by 314.07 rubles.
Retirees over the age of 80 and the disabled in the first group will receive an increase in their insurance salaries. The increase in pensions will affect 7.3 million Russian citizens.
There will be no increase in pensions since people who receive social and state pensions have fixed payments. Military pensions will also be indexed. It will be made by analogy with the payments made for non-working retirees.
Ekaterina Kosareva, partner of the analytical agency VMT Consult, explained that indexation affects working retirees who have unaccounted pension points in their accounts.
Thus, those who completed their labor activity last year will receive an increase in pensions. Its size depends on the number of points and the retirement period.
Until October 1, retirees-former police officers will receive a 19.5% raise. In addition, the pensions of veterans of the Great Patriotic War will increase by 15.5%. Retired soldier’s cash assistance will increase by 4%. Indexing of pensions will occur automatically, without an application.
Previously, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed The law of indexing military pensioners from June 1 to 10% of pensions. The law establishes the procedure for service of military personnel who are considered ineligible or partially eligible and are recognized as state awards for participating in hostilities, as well as war veterans.
Putin in mid-July signed Law on the creation of a single Fund for pensions and social insurance by merging the Pension Fund of Russia (PFR) and the Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation (FSS). The reform is being carried out as part of a project to create a social treasure in the country. It will be built on a digital platform that will unify all information systems operating in the social field. As a result, the state will be able to centrally manage all social payments and make them available to citizens as soon as possible.