The impact of the stop on debt plan! becomes a little clearer for retirees. This category of the population is widely used by the provisions that François Bayrou unveiled, Tuesday, July 15, to clean up public finances. But the Prime Minister’s choices have implications whose intensity varies, depending on the composition of households and the origin of their resources.
This is highlighted by a note, released on Friday July 18, by Pierre Madec, from the French Observatory of Economic Conditions (OFCE). Unexpected, she also reveals that there are some winners, few, however.
The government’s budgetary strategy provides for an effort of 43.8 billion euros for 2026, through, essentially, stabilization of certain expenses and additional tax revenue. Pierre Madec’s study is interested in the fallout from four measures on retirees: non-asserting of pensions, maintaining the same level of solidarity allocation to the elderly (ex-minimum old age), the frost of the income tax scale, the transformation of the tax reduction of 10 % into a flat-rate reduction of 2,000 euros.
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