The Pension Fund has approved the budget for 2025: where the trillions of hryvnias will go.
According to inkorr.com: The Pension Fund of Ukraine announced the completion of funding for social payments as of September 18, 2025, and the approval of the budget for the next year.
According to the PFC, 49.8 billion hryvnias were directed to pension payments, of which 8.6 billion were transferred through 'Ukrposhta', and 41.2 billion — through authorized banks. 1.145 billion hryvnias were allocated for housing subsidies and benefits.
Insurance payments totaled 2.33 billion hryvnias, of which 1.12 billion went to hospital expenses. In addition, 7.49 billion hryvnias were directed to various types of state assistance, and 355.8 million for the one-time 'School Package' assistance.
Approved budget for 2025
The government adopted resolution No. 1152, which approved the Pension Fund's budget for 2025. The total income of the fund will amount to 1 trillion 25.2 billion hryvnias. Of this amount, 858.8 billion is allocated from mandatory pension insurance, and 42.9 billion — from social insurance in case of temporary loss of ability to work and accidents at work.
Another 117.3 billion hryvnias will come from the state budget to ensure social payments. Fund expenditures are planned at 1 trillion 20.9 billion hryvnias. These funds account for the indexation of pensions and insurance payments in 2025, as well as supplementary payments and recalculations.
The Pension Fund budget for 2025 is balanced, the institution reported.
This news highlights the importance of the government's budget plans concerning social payments in Ukraine. Transparency in financing and planning budget expenditures is critically important to meet the needs of pensioners and socially vulnerable groups of the population. The approval of the budget for 2025 demonstrates the state's commitment to maintaining social payments and adapting to the challenges of modernity.
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