Question 19603 — pensions: civil and military civil servants

Summary

Mr. Ian Boucard draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health regarding military retirement pensions. Indeed, retirees have suffered numerous losses in purchasing power since the start of the five-year term due to measures voted by the majority such as the increase in the CSG and the deindexation of the revaluation of pensions in relation to inflation for the year 2019. In times of budgetary constraints, national and intergenerational solidarity must operate but it must be distributed equitably. It is therefore not fair that these people who have contributed all their lives to have a retirement to meet their needs find themselves today being the variable of all budgetary adjustments. While the Government prepares the future pension reform, retirees are worried about the decisions that will be taken. This is particularly the case for military retirees who, after devoting their lives to defending the interests of the Nation, wonder about the future of the assets they have. This concerns, for example, the maintenance of the survivor's pension, the taking into account of the sacrifices induced by military life and the maintenance of immediate enjoyment for the benefit of widows of the survivor's pension of soldiers who have fallen in service for France. This is why he asks how the Government will take into account the unique situation of the military in the future pension reform.

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