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Spain Confirms 2026 Pension Increase
For millions of pensioners across Spain, there is finally clarity about what 2026 will bring to their monthly income. After weeks of waiting for the final inflation figure, the government has now confirmed how much pensions will rise next year – and while the increase may not feel spectacular, it does offer a measure of protection at a time when everyday costs remain stubbornly high. Source
The more than ten million contributory pensions will be revalued in 2026 by 2.7% after the INE's definitive data were known this Friday, which places inflation rise at 3% in November . This is because the law states that pensions will grow each year as well as the average inflation for the twelve months between November of the current year and December of the previous year. And the average price evolution in this period has been 2.7%. The revalo…
The definitive IPC data of November confirms the annual average, which will be the increase of the package of benefits, although the minimum and non-contributory pensions are expected to increase morekeys of the pension increase: How much do they increase? To whom? How is the maximum pension? This Friday has been confirmed: pensions will increase overall by 2.7% in 2026, according to the average inflation of the previous year. The increase is al…
The average retirement pension will increase by EUR 572 per year, the maximum base will rise by 3.9% and the maximum pension will be around EUR 3,359.6 per month.
contributory pensions will rise by around 2.7 per cent by 2026 with the revaluation formula set out in the Pensions Reform Act, which takes into account, as a reference for determining the increase in these benefits, the average year-on-year CPI of twelve months (from December of the year prior to November of the current year).
The definitive data of the inflation of November clears one of the main economic unknowns at the end of the year: the pensions will increase by at least 2.7% in 2026. This is confirmed this Friday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), which places the year-on-year CPI at 3%, the data necessary to close the calculation of the revaluation according to
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