Pensiones en México. Caso IMSS

Pensions in Mexico. IMSS case

Jose Villalobos Lopez ()

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Abstract: In Mexico, the absence of a general pension law has led to the non-homogeneous legal rules, the same contribution criteria, retirement age and, in essence, the amount of pension enjoyment. In 2018 our country had 56 million people from PEA, of whom 59% did not have access to pension and 41% if they enjoyed this benefit, of these the IMSS absorbed 86.3% of workers and ISSSTE at 11.3%, giving the sum of both 97.6%. Amendments to the IMSS Act of December 2020 will reduce from 1250 to 1000 weeks the minimum required to enjoy the pension, which will start from 750 weeks and the fees charged by AFORE will be at levels similar to those charged in the United States, Colombia and Chile.

Keywords: Law 97 IMSS; Individual capitalization; Pensions; IMSS Pensions; LSS 1997 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: H55 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021-04-29
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