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Finance Ministry details impact of pension interventions, sees 2021 social budget surplus at 3.17 bln
The Finance Ministry tabled a legislative improvement in the multi-bill with prior actions for the conclusion of the second programme review, which includes a table presenting the impact up to 2021 of the interventions in the social security funds (SSFs) adopted in 2015-2016.
Those interventions are estimated to yield savings of 3.71 billion euros by 2021, of which more than two thirds (2.49 billion) relate to pensions and 1.22 billion to social security contributions (SSCs) and social benefits.
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