Pensions: Court of Auditors forecasts deficit of EUR 15 billion in 2035 without further reform

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The conclusions of this flash mission presented on Thursday 20 February show that the "prospects" are "concerning", but estimate the deficit between 14 billion and 15 billion euros in 2035, far from the 55 billion advanced by the Prime Minister.

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Mandated by François Bayrou to take stock of the financing of the pension system before the "conclave" of the social partners, the Court estimates that a return to 63 years would cost EUR 5.8 billion.

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On Thursday, the Court of Auditors presents its report on the financial state of the pension system, which should form the basis for the negotiations between the social partners on the previous reform.

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According to his report carried out in the framework of the flash mission, the deficit will continue to worsen to exceed EUR 15 billion from 2035. Matignon, who predicted a much higher deficit, evokes a lack of readability that does not call into question the diagnosis.

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On Thursday, 20 February, the Sages of Cambon Street submitted their report, which must make the "truth of numbers" on the pension system and serve as the basis for a negotiation between the social partners.

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With the promise of an "indisputable and uncontroversial" "inventory", the Court of Auditors will unveil on Thursday to the government and then to the social partners its report on the financial situation of the pension system, which is supposed to be the starting point for new negotiations on the 2023 reform.