Mexico has the lowest pensions in OECD countries
* In Mexico, people stay more time in the labor market
Mexico is the country of the Organization for CooperationandDevelopment Development (OECD) where people are, on average, lower pensions and stay longer in the labor market.
In its report "Pensions Panorama 2011", states that the average pension for the 34 countries of the region is $ 436 000 for men and $ 504 000 for women, with an average of 470 000 Dó ; dollars.
notes that according to the OECD Centre in Mexico for Latin America, Luxembourg has the highest pensions, with a million 542 000 d & # 243; dollars for men and $ 789 000 million for women, with an average of one million 665 thousand 500 dollars.
In contrast, abounds in a statement, Mexico is the country OECD lower pensions, with no more than $ 50 000 for men and $ 55 000 for women, giving an average of 52 000 500 dollars.
OECD penultimate site mentioned in Chile, the country's recent entry into the Organization with $ 86 000 for men and 89 thousand dollars women, with an average of 87 thousand 500 dollars, reflecting the low incomes who remain in the region.
He adds, Mexico is the OECD country where people stay longer in the labor market, because although the official retirement age in the country is 65 years, women work up to 69.5 and men up to 72.2 years.
also in Mexico, the poverty risk is a third larger for older than for the general population, since 28 percent of people over 65 YR , I live in that situation.
"With this figure, Mexico ranks third in countries with more older people in poverty in the OECD. The two countries is more poverty among older people are Ireland with a percentage of 30.6 and 45.1 Korea "she says.
In its 2011 edition, the OECD report finds that recent reforms will still be insufficient to cover rising costs of pensions in the future, despite increasing in the retirement age in half the countries of the body.
explains that in 2050 the average age of OECD countries have reached 65 years for both sexes, representing an increase of approximately 1.5 GL ; years for men and 2.5 years for women.
However, clear, life expectancy rises even faster, it exceeds the increase in the retirement age by about 2.0 years men and 1.5 years for women.
believes that recent reforms are a step in the right direction to curb the rise in public spending on pensions due to population aging, since the size of & # 233; sta working age will peak in 2015 and decline by more than 10 percent in 2050.
therefore settled, Governments should consider the impact of cutting benefits in the most vulnerable, since pension reforms in OECD countries since the early 90's has reduced future profits on average by 20 percent. According to the Organization, in Germany, Japan, UK and USA, for example, the value of the pension earned by low-wage workers is about half of their previous earnings.
The OECD Secretary General Jose Angel Gurria, new reforms considered necessary physically and socially responsible, because "we can not risking a resurgence of poverty in old age in the future. "Mexico is the country of the Organization for CooperationandDevelopment Development (OECD ) where people are, on average, lower pensions and stay longer in the labor market. In his report "Pensions Panorama 2011", states that the average pension for the 34 countries of the region is $ 436 000 for men and 504 000 d & # 243; dollars for women, with an average of $ 470 000.
PHOTO CAPTION: The Mexican take longer to retire. BRIEF
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Through a statement, explained that this new scheme will offer loans to municipalities, sets a single entity so they can get resources for up to 25 percent of contributions to the Fund Social Infrastructure Municipal.
stressed that resources are granted under favorable financial conditions, which no individual would have access.
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