Who will get retroactively up to 17,424 euros [πίνακες] 2024-03-23 17:34:08

Those who retired with 35 to 40 years and with salaries above 2,500 euros are entitled to the most retroactive benefits.

According to the tables edited and published by the “Insurance and Pensions” insert, the retroactive recalculation of the main pensions for those who retired with 40 years and salaries of 3,000 euros reach 17,424 euros. While for those who left with 35 years and salaries of 1,200 euros, the retroactive recalculation amounts to 3,312 euros.

Pending recalculations have not been counted, as the process is continuous and pensioners’ details are checked almost on a monthly basis and corrections are made where omissions are found.

However, it is estimated that without recalculation there are about 50,000 main pensions, which mainly include the new pensioners after the Katrougalou law (from 13/5/2016) with more than 30 years of insurance.

EFKA is already proceeding with retroactive payments per group of pensioners, paying 5 to 7 years dues.

At the end of March, retroactive payments are paid to 6,000 pensioners of the former Olympiaki, earlier the recalculations of 1,000 old ISAP pensioners were completed, while retroactive payments to approximately 10,000 retired bankers follow in April or May.

At the same time, new payments are being prepared to pensioners who for various reasons were left out of the recalculation.

The most difficult cases are those of pensions with parallel insurance as in some funds (e.g. TSAU) there is no accurate data on insurance periods and therefore the recalculations are delayed because each case is investigated separately.

Even more difficult are the recalculations pending for widow’s pensions from parallel insurance, as in these cases no notices are issued by certain bodies (e.g. TSAUS) showing widows how the amount they receive from the deceased’s pension was calculated wife.

The pending recalculations also include pensioners from the IKA, OAEE or the State who have not received the increases they are entitled to from the improved replacement rates after 30 years of insurance.

These are pensioners with consecutive and parallel insurance as well as pensioners who worked and continue to work after retirement.

caution: The recalculations of the new pensions are made to those who left with 30 years of insurance and more from 13/5/2016 until 30/9/2019, while for the older pensions they concern those who left with more than 30 years until 12/5/ 2026. The difference is that the new pensioners get the increase resulting from the recalculation of the pension, while the old ones will get an increase if the new recalculated pension comes out higher than the pension obtained by the first recalculation made with the Karugalou law. Old pensioners who still receive a personal difference after the recalculation and after the two increases given to pensions by 7.75% in 2023 and by 3% in 2024 do not have an increase.

Retrospectives for those who receive a pension increase start from October 2019. For new pensioners, most of the pending recalculations concern retirements of the years 2018 and 2019, while the recalculations of old pensioners are mainly pending for pensions with parallel insurance.

In the pending recalculations, a new chapter is opened regarding the supplementary and the 0.075% surcharge that EFKA has not paid to thousands of bank retirees. They also come retroactively for public benefits in which the time of consecutive insurance has not been included.

According to the table published by the insert “Insurance and Pensions:

*A 35-year-old pensioner who retired in March 2018 with a pensionable salary of 1,645 euros without the recalculation receives today the initial pension which with the two increases (2023 and 2024) amounted to 1,043 euros gross. From the recalculation, he will have an increase of 64 euros, while with the increases given, the pension will be 1,107 euros. The retroactive increases will be for 72 months (March 2028/2024) with an amount of 4,608 euros gross.

*A 37-year-old pensioner who retired in March 2018 with a pensionable salary of 1,890 euros receives the initial pension which, with the two increases (2023 and 2024), amounted to 1,206 euros gross. From the recalculation, he will have an increase of 108 euros due to the improved replacement rates, while with the increases given, the pension will be 1,315 euros. The retroactive increases will be for 72 months with an amount of 7,776 euros gross.

*A 38-year-old pensioner who retired in March 2019 with a pensionable salary of 2,420 euros receives the initial pension which, with the two increases (2023 and 2024), amounted to 1,474 euros gross. From the recalculation, it will have an increase of 159 euros due to the improved replacement rates, while with the increases given, the pension will be 1,632 euros. The retroactive increases will be for 60 months (2019-2024) with an amount of 9,524 euros gross.

*A 40-year-old pensioner who retired in March 2018 with a pensionable salary of 3,030 euros receives the initial pension, which with the two increases (2023 and 2024) amounted to 1,865 euros gross. From the recalculation, it will have an increase of 242 euros due to the improved replacement rates, while with the increases given, the pension will be 2,108 euros. The retroactive increases will be for 72 months (2018-2024) with an amount of 17,424 euros gross.

For example:

1.Gross pension of 1,474 euros is formed (before tax) at 1,344 euros after EAS and sickness deductions. With the recalculation, the new gross pension is 1,632 euros, but after deductions it drops to 1,488 euros. The gross recalculation increase is 159 euros, but after deductions the increase is limited to 144 euros.

2. Received pension of 1,542 euros is formed (before tax) at 1,406 euros after EAS and sickness deductions. With the recalculation, the new gross pension is 1,730 euros, but after deductions it drops to 1,523 euros. The gross recalculation increase is 188 euros, but after deductions the increase is limited to 117 euros. The increase decreases significantly because the EAS deduction from 3% which is for pensions up to 1,700 euros, rises to 6% for pensions above 1,700 euros.

Especially on retrospectives, a tax of 20% is initially imposed, and then with the settlement of the statement, if additional tax arises, this is charged to the settlement statement or if a refund is obtained, the pensioner receives a credit settlement statement. Retrospectives are declared with an amending statement in the year when the pensioner should have received the recalculated pension. For example, a 2018 pensioner, who retroactively has 10,000 euros from the recalculation, should declare them in 2018 because they are income from a pension that he should have received by recalculation from 2018.

THE INCREASE AND RETROSPECTIVE PENSION RE-CALCULATIONS FOR PENSIONERS AFTER LAW 4387/2016

1. Retirement at 35 years

Retirement salary Pension without recalculation Pension with recalculation Increase 60 Month Retrospective (1) 72 months retrospective (2)
1.190 873 919 46 2.773 3.312
1.255 897 946 49 2.925 3.528
1.320 921 973 51 3.076 3.672
1.450 970 1.027 56 3.379 4.032
1.580 1.019 1.080 61 3.682 4.392
1.645 1.043 1.107 64 3.834 4.608
1.815 1.107 1.178 71 4.230 5.112
1.985 1.171 1.248 77 4.626 5.544
2.155 1.235 1.319 84 5.023 6.048
2.325 1.299 1.389 90 5.419 6.480

(1). Retrospective of 60 months with retirement year in 2019. (2) Retrospective of 72 months with retirement year in 2018. Gross pension amounts.

2. Retirement at 37 years

Retirement salary Pension without recalculation Pension with recalculation Increase 60 Month Retrospective (1) 72 months retrospective (2)
1.290 959 1.033 74 4.438 5.328
1.440 1.021 1.103 83 4.955 5.976
1.590 1.083 1.174 91 5.471 6.552
1.740 1.145 1.244 100 5.987 7.200
1.890 1.206 1.315 108 6.503 7.776
2.040 1.268 1.385 117 7.019 8.424
2.190 1.330 1.456 126 7.535 9.072
2.340 1.392 1.526 134 8.051 9.648
2.490 1.454 1.597 143 8.567 10.296
2.640 1.516 1.667 151 9.083 10.872

(1). Retrospective of 60 months with retirement year in 2019. (2) Retrospective of 72 months with retirement year in 2018. Gross pension amounts.

3. Retirement at 38 years

Retirement salary Pension without recalculation Pension with recalculation Increase 60 Month Retrospective (1) 72 months retrospective (2)
1.370 1.019 1.109 90 5.392 6.480
1.520 1.084 1.184 100 5.982 7.200
1.670 1.149 1.259 110 6.572 7.920
1.820 1.214 1.333 119 7.162 8.568
1.970 1.279 1.408 129 7.753 9.288
2.120 1.344 1.483 139 8.343 10.008
2.270 1.409 1.558 149 8.933 10.728
2.420 1.474 1.632 159 9.524 11.448
2.570 1.539 1.707 169 10.114 12.168
2.720 1.603 1.782 178 10.704 12.816

(1). Retrospective of 60 months with retirement year in 2019. (2) Retrospective of 72 months with retirement year in 2018. Gross pension amounts.

4. Retirement at 40 years

Retirement salary Pension without recalculation Pension with recalculation Increase 60 Month Retrospective (1) 72 months retrospective (2)
1.500 1.139 1.259 120 7.202 8.640
1.670 1.219 1.353 134 8.018 9.648
1.840 1.300 1.447 147 8.834 10584
2.010 1.381 1.542 161 9.650 11.592
2.180 1.462 1.636 174 10.466 12.528
2.350 1.542 1.730 188 11.283 13.536
2.520 1.623 1.825 202 12.099 14.544
2.690 1704 1.919 215 12.915 15..480
2.860 1.785 2.014 229 13.731 16.488
3.030 1.865 2.108 242 14.547 17.424

(1). Retrospective of 60 months with retirement year in 2019. (2) Retrospective of 72 months with retirement year in 2018. Gross pension amounts.

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