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Italy Sets 1.4% Pension Revaluation for 2026, Raising Payments From January

The decree ties next year’s adjustment to the FOI inflation index at a higher rate than in 2025.

Overview

  • The interministerial decree from the economy and labor ministries was published in the Gazzetta Ufficiale on November 28, fixing the revaluation with effect from January 1, 2026.
  • The 1.4% rate applies to pensions and the national child allowance (Assegno unico), which also triggers shifts in ISEE eligibility brackets.
  • Application follows Italy’s tiered mechanism: full indexation up to four times the minimum treatment, 90% between four and five times, and 75% above that.
  • Journalistic simulations indicate typical monthly pension increases of roughly €14 to €62 depending on the 2025 benefit amount.
  • Assegno unico amounts will be recalculated under the same rate, though higher payments will be disbursed on a different timetable rather than in January.