Parts of Ukrainians will receive a new minimum pension after a certain age.
In 2025, Ukrainians aged 65 who have the necessary insurance experience will be guaranteed a pension benefit of at least 40% of the minimum wage. Considering the increase of the 'minimum wage' to 8,000 hryvnias, the minimum pension amount for this category will be 3,200 hryvnias.
According to the Pension Fund of Ukraine, the surcharge will be applied automatically if the pension amount is less than the established threshold. Importantly, pensioners do not need to additionally contact the Pension Fund for registration of this supplement.
Additional allowances for older pensioners
At the same time, additional allowances are provided for older age categories of pensioners, which depend on age:
- from 70 to 74 years - 300 hryvnias;
- from 75 to 79 years - 456 hryvnias;
- from 80 years and older - 570 hryvnias.
These supplements remain at the level of previous years and will remain in effect in 2025 for the corresponding age categories.
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