Higher Retirement Age? Domański Makes a Clear Declaration
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The government wants to raise the 32% personal income tax threshold from 2027, introduce a new 24% rate, and increase corporate income tax for the largest companies. What about a higher retirement age for childless women and the 1000+ benefit? On Radio ZET, Domański addressed several ideas that have been resurfacing in public debate in recent weeks. They concerned both child benefits and […] The article "Will Childless Women Retire Later? The Mi…
The retirement age has remained one of the most sensitive social issues in Poland for years. The discussion regularly resurfaces with demographic forecasts, information on future benefit levels, and proposed changes emerging in public debate. The question of whether Poles will have to work longer in the future before the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) grants them a pension is particularly emotive. The government has analyzed the system's ope…
The government is not working on increasing or otherwise changing the retirement age, assured the Minister of Finance and Economy, Andrzej Domański.
Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański spoke on the future of retirement age in Poland. Under the current system, women can retire at 60, and men at 65.
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