Țara din Europa în care tot mai mulţi localnici aleg să nu-și primească pensia

In a European country, nearly 300,000 individuals are unable to retire due to debts owed to social security. Freelancers, entrepreneurs, and farmers are among those affected. To repay their debts and qualify for pensions, they must agree to certain conditions, including bank account verification. Those with debts exceeding €30,000 must first reduce their debt below this threshold. Once eligible, 60% of their pension will be allocated to debt repayment until it reaches €20,000, with the remainder payable in up to 60 installments. Authorities are uncertain about the exact number of potential pensioners who refuse to settle their debts, suspecting some may avoid account verification.