the parliamentary pension is recognized automatically linked to the revaluation of the parliamentary allowance still in service, while all the other pensioners not?
Because the latter is the only proper recognition tied to inflation rather than the actual programmed so that, in so doing, their purchasing power decreases from year to year impoverishing more and more?
you buy the right to a pension "POLICY" with a term or half of it (30 months) to complete the payment of contributions up to 5 years. The age retirement age is apparently 65 years but, depending on their contributions, is coming down rapidly to 60 years even for those who became deputy before 1996, to receive a pension with less than 50 years of age depending on the year's activities Member. For senators to be even better because this possibility has also been given to the elected before 2001. These pensions range from € 3,108 per month, with 5 years of contributions, about € 10,000 per month, with 30 years of contributions, with automatic revaluation related to the allowance of members of parliament still in service. These pensions are added together with all other sources of income, which must be added to any other pension from other tasks or other wages that usually accompany the lives of politicians.
How much is all this to the budgets of Deputies and the Senate, that is always "we"?
L'Espresso is an example of a deputy's mandate ended in April 2006 and elected for the first time in '94. Its mandate is effective for 12 years, as the XII legislature ended early after just two years ('94 / '96). But the sum of the contributions to retire three years missing (36,000 €) to those regularly paid during the term of office (€ 128,000), Mr neopensionato will be paid at the end a total of around € 164,000 for 15 years of contributions. This "sacrifice" allows him to cash a check today € 6,590 monthly gross. What other benefits? Assuming that today has 57 years and live up to 87, this member will cash at the end of € 2,372,000 compared with 164,000 paid. A mechanism which will cost € 2.2 billion in the House well. This is for a single deputy. With regard to overall costs Montecitorio (2006 figures) is in charge of 2,005 pensioners (including survivors), which cost 127 million euro, against 9.4 billion of revenue in respect of contributions paid by members in office. Equally critical is the situation in the Senate that his 1297 pension spends nearly 60,000,000 compared to 4,800,000 in service payments of the senators. A real hole in 2006 has produced a "HOLE BLACK "estimated at 174 million euro. Even those in charge of all" WE ", taxpaying citizens.
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