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Demographics and pensions: Long-term risks to Montenegro’s fiscal model

Montenegro’s pension system has emerged as one of the most consequential long-term risks to fiscal sustainability. While current pension levels are politically and socially...

Thirteenth salary and pension in Montenegro: Social relief or fiscal stress test?

Montenegro’s proposal to introduce a so-called “thirteenth salary” and an accompanying pension supplement has rapidly moved from political signalling into a genuine fiscal stress...

Can Montenegro sustain social transfers without reforming revenue structure?

Social transfers play a crucial role in Montenegro’s economic and social fabric. Pensions, family benefits, and targeted support measures provide stability in a country...

Montenegro’s Finance Minister: Fiscal measures stabilized pensions and public finances

Finance Minister Novica Vuković stated that all compensatory measures from Montenegro’s Fiscal Strategy successfully covered the Pension Fund (PIO) gap, calling it “the best...
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Montenegro ensures pension security amid reforms and digitalization efforts

Pensions in Montenegro are secure, and their regular payment is guaranteed, according to Vladimir Drobnjak, Director of the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund (PIO)....

Rising costs and stagnant wages: The struggle for workers’ rights in today’s economy

Nominal wage growth, pensions and social assistance over the last six years have been significantly undermined by inflation, while rising living costs, such as...
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