Pensions Commission | Business Post

Increasing PRSI to a ‘steady state’ of 18.5% will reduce pensions burden for future taxpayers - Ifac

The state’s budgetary watchdog estimates that switching to a partially-funded model for the pension system could result in the build-up of a massive fund well in excess of €100 billion

Ifac: Workers may have to pay average of €2,150 more in taxes to preserve pension age

Keeping the state pension age at 66 years will have a big impact on future workers, according to the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, who say the typical earner will have to pay an annual PRSI increase of €1,800 and a tax increase of €350

This Working Life: A clear retirement policy is key to making the process easier for all

The delayed Pensions Commission report is due to be published after the summer, but employers should carefully consider their own roadmap

ESRI moots extending PRSI to pensioners

Move suggested as number of pensioners increases to 150,000 and annual state pension bill rises to €8bn

The pensions problem: who will pay for our next rainy day?

The social insurance fund was running out of money even before it was used to pay for the Pandemic Unemployment Payment – but raising the pension age is an issue few parties want to confront