These pensioners will definitely not have their pensions increased in 2026: full list
The Supreme Court of Justice specified that the annual adjustment of pensions according to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) does not constitute an absolute right for those who have opted for the programmed withdrawal modality in private funds (AFPs).
TL;DR
- The Supreme Court ruled that annual pension adjustments based on the CPI are not an absolute right for those in private funds using the programmed withdrawal method.
- This pension modality depends on the accumulated balance and financial returns in the individual savings account.
- 72,600 pensioners in private funds under programmed withdrawal are affected.
- Reasons for not receiving an increase include insufficient account balance and low investment returns.
- A particular phenomenon this year is the strong increase in the minimum wage, which has raised the 'minimum capital' required by law to sustain a pension.