More news on the pension front. The package, to be added as an amendment to the budget maneuver, is ongoing become in recent weeks is now ready and has recorded some news in the last few hours: the most important is that the 100 quota will only be in a provisional version, for three years until 2021, after which, from 2022, we will move on to 41 years of contributions for everyone. Quota 100 should thus start in April 2019 and will offer the possibility of retiring at the age of 62 and 38 years of contributions paid. In 2022-2023, i.e. in the hypothetical last two years of this legislature, there will no longer be any age requirement but only the contributory one. A non-random timing given that over 65% of new retirees will then have a mixed calculation amount with a prevalence of contributions and the coefficient of a possible transformation at 62 will be more penalizing. For this reason, the system is designed to "naturally" discourage early mass withdrawals.
Among the measures envisaged in the package there is also the extension of the so-called "women's option" for one year and no longer for three, as well as for the Ape sociale, with the commitment, however, of a possible renewal in the next budget law, the one for 2020. The women's option allows the possibility of going out with 57-58 years of age and 35 years of contributions, but with the check which will be recalculated on the basis of the contribution method. Structurally confirmed instead the non-adjustment to life expectancy of the requirements for early exit with 41 years and 10 months for women and 42 years and 10 months for men. From next year, only 67 years of old age will take effect, a requirement destined to remain so until 2023 if the current Istat estimates on life expectancy are confirmed, which in the next three years predict a trend reversal and therefore a decline and no longer an increase in life expectancy.
Mobile windows are also confirmed (3 months in the private sector, 3+3 in the public sector) and the ban on cumulating pensions with income from work for a maximum of five years beyond the ceiling of 5 euros a year; term that decreases for retirements after 62 years of age up to zero at 67 years. The text will arrive in the House between Monday and Tuesday (with an almost certain recourse to trust): the provision also includes a family package and the mini-cut of the contribution wedge envisaged with the reduction of Inail tariffs for 600 million. The strengthening of the deductibility of the IMU on warehouses is also almost certain. Alternatively, to make it possible within the envisaged timescales for the "quota 100" and basic income, the possible backup solution remains the one already hypothesized in the post-maneuver decree law.
