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- The Labor Minister, Simona Bucura-Oprescu, spoke on Prima TV about the largest pension in Romania, after the recount.
- Labor Minister Simona Bucur-Oprescu revealed, on Prima TV, that the highest pension after recalculation reaches a value of 100,000 lei per month, around 20,000 euros.
- “The biggest pension is from the public system, it's on a contributory basis.
The Labor Minister, Simona Bucura-Oprescu, spoke on Prima TV about the largest pension in Romania, after the recount. The officer noted that he was a citizen of the private system, who only contributed 18 to the pension system.
Labor Minister Simona Bucur-Oprescu revealed, on Prima TV, that the highest pension after recalculation reaches a value of 100,000 lei per month, around 20,000 euros. He said he is a Romanian who works in the private banking system and contributed only 18 years to the pension system, but that the contributions were “very high”.
“The biggest pension is from the public system, it’s on a contributory basis. It is the pension of an insured person who worked in the financial banking field, who has contributed for 18 years, but with very high contributions. He has the biggest pension in Romania because the contributions were very high. After a significant contribution, he has the largest pension in Romania, which is somewhere around 100,000 RON, ie about 1 billion old lei”, said the Minister of Labor in the show Political Insider, broadcast on Prima TV on Saturday.
Simona Bucura-Oprescu emphasized that this is a former private bank employee.
“I’m talking about the financial banking area in a private institution. It is a banking institution that did not go bankrupt in the 90s, it is a banking institution with a good reputation, with a large market share even today when we speak,” explained the Labor Minister.
When asked about the lei 3,000 pension of a 40-year-old teacher, Simona Bucura Oprescu said:
“I think it is correct that teachers, thanks to the new law, have increased their pension income. I know a large number of teachers who thanked me for accepting recalculation decisions with a much higher pension. It was wrong for teachers to receive low wages for years. Receiving low salaries, teachers’ pensions were also low”, says Simona Bucura-Oprescu.