Aumento da idade mínima de 67 anos para aposentadoria - veja os rumores

The Sintrajufe-RS article addresses proposals for a new pension reform formulated by two think tanks linked to the financial market and the banking sector: the Institute for Mobility and Social Development (IMDS) and the Center for Public Policy Debate (CDPP). Main measures proposed by the institutes: Increase in the minimum age: Raising the minimum retirement age to 67 years, with subsequent automatic adjustments indexed to increased life expectancy. End of differentiated rules: Elimination of special retirement benefits for specific categories, such as teachers and rural workers. Decoupling from the minimum wage: Ending the indexation of pension benefits to the minimum wage to prevent real adjustments. Increase in the MEI (Individual Microentrepreneur) rate: Raising the contribution of individual microentrepreneurs from 5% to 11%. Capitalization system: Introduction of individual savings accounts as a partial replacement for the pay-as-you-go system. Context and participants: The proposals are justified by the institutes based on population aging and the increase in informality and work platforms (uberization/contracting). The text highlights that IMDS and CDPP include the participation of economists and executives from the banking sector and former members of previous governments (such as Armínio Fraga, Paulo Tafner, Alexandre Schwartsman, and Leonardo Rolim), and criticizes the use of technical institutes as intermediaries for the agendas of the financial market. Source: https://sintrajufe.org.br/banqueiros-...