Türkiye Plans Long-Term Care Insurance as Elderly Population Rises
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A "win-win" era is on the horizon for the retirement system. The current model, which reduces pensions as one works longer, is being overhauled, and a new regulation encouraging long-term employment and higher premium payments is being considered within the framework of the Medium-Term Economic Program.
Social Security expert İsa Karakaş issued critical warnings for employees planning their retirement during a live broadcast on TGRT Haber. Karakaş answered the question of whether submitting retirement applications in 2026 or 2027 would result in a higher pension, and explained the details of the new era regarding severance pay.
Taking into account the recent increase in the elderly population and the impact of these developments on the social security balance, Turkey will adapt various practices to the system, primarily "long-term care insurance". Here are the details.
Economy - Taking into account the recent increase in the elderly population and the impact of these developments on the social security balance, Türkiye will adapt various practices to the system, primarily "long-term care insurance".
As the elderly population increases in Türkiye, the infrastructure for long-term care insurance will be prepared to alleviate the burden of caregiving on families. This measure, included in the Medium-Term Economic Program covering the period 2027-2029, aims to strengthen the support provided at home and in institutions to individuals who cannot meet their daily needs independently due to old age or chronic illness. 🚆
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