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Pensions, here is the government plan: 102 and 104 but exceptions are being studied

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The new pensions yard will remain open until the budget law is drafted. Also because the League, and not only, aims to correct, perhaps in extremis, the route for the after Quota 100 traced yesterday, October 19 by the Minister of the Economy, Daniele Franco, before and during the Council of Ministers that approved the programmatic document budget.

The quick transition

A route, opposed by the ministers of the Northern League, which passes through a rapid transition of two years, offering in 2022 the possibility of leaving with 64 years of age and 38 years of contributions to workers who are partially or totally “paid”.

This is a sort of Quota 102 in fact – given that for fully contributory subjects (those who started working after 31 December 1995) an early retirement channel with 64 years is already envisaged – which in 2023 would turn into Quota 104 for only 12 months before returning in full in 2024 in the wake of the Fornero reform and some of the measures passed previously.

The extension of the Ape is also expected

The package hypothesized yesterday also provides for the extension of the social Ape and should count on no more than one billion for next year, net of the possible recovery of any cost savings from other social security measures, such as the loans that have remained unused up to now. precisely for the pension advance.

And in the Dpb, even for the pressing of the League, unless there are last-minute second thoughts, only the value, in decimals of GDP, of the intervention on the pension should be reported without detailing it, leaving to the continuation of the confrontation in the government the task of identifying possible adjustments to the floor in via XX Settembre.

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