
The Institute specifies that the increase will be visible on the payslip of all pensioners
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The INPS clarified the methods of application of pension equalization following the hearings on the measure.
The INPS will apply pension equalization from the January 2027 instalment. The increase will be recognized immediately and will be visible on the payslip "of all pensioners, including those with payments exceeding four times the minimum". The Institute specifies this by explaining that "any differences linked to the new revaluation rules, still being examined by Parliament, will be regulated with a subsequent adjustment, which will only serve to refine the amounts". "No pension - assures the INPS in a note released after yesterday's statements at the hearing on the maneuver - will remain unchanged in the first months of the year".
"In line with the Government's indications, the Institute has adopted this solution to protect the purchasing power of pensioners from the first installment of the year", concludes the note.
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