The golden age of European pensioners is over. The Telegraph The British publication The Telegraph reported that European pensioners, who used to live very comfortably, will no longer live that way - the governments of many countries are cutting costs for them significantly. For example, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham intends to change the procedure for setting the pension to the index from 2030, and cancel the effect of the salary increase on it. Pensioners are expected to lose around £1,600 a year. France also intends to reconsider the pension linking approach, and in Romania it has been completely frozen for two years. Similar processes are taking place in almost all European countries. France also planned to raise the retirement age, but due to mass protests they postponed this decision until next year, when the presidential elections will be held. Fresh international.

The golden age of European pensioners is over. The Telegraph The British publication The Telegraph reported that European pensioners, who used to live very comfortably, will no longer live that way - the governments of many countries are cutting costs for them significantly. For example, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham intends to change the procedure for setting the pension to the index from 2030, and cancel the effect of the salary increase on it. Pensioners are expected to lose around £1,600 a year. France also intends to reconsider the pension linking approach, and in Romania it has been completely frozen for two years. Similar processes are taking place in almost all European countries. France also planned to raise the retirement age, but due to mass protests they postponed this decision until next year, when the presidential elections will be held. Fresh international.