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Pensions

Latvia plans monthly allowance for vulnerable groups this winter
Pensions will grow on average by 23% in Latvia this year
Pensions will be indexed earlier this year in Latvia
Six proposals for support in inflation advanced by ministry
Possible minimum wage rise discussed in Latvian government
Inflation leaves many at risk of poverty in Latvia
Vaccinated seniors will get EUR 20 a month
20.5 % of Latvian population was aged 65 or over in 2020
Survey: employees prefer long-term benefits over short-term cash
One-off aid to be paid to pensioners and disabled people
One-off aid to be granted for pensioners and disabled people
Welfare Minister proposes one-off aid for pensioners and disabled persons
Latvian pensioners most at-risk of poverty in European Union
Constitutional Court finds old-age pensions meager
Social protection expenditure in Latvia increased by 7.6% last year
Welfare Ministry offers to raise guaranteed minimum income to EUR 109
Foreign and Latvian pensioners to have same discount on public transport
Welfare Ministry asks for additional benefit funds
Unemployment benefit period cut, while minimum pension amount increased
Largest-ever pension raise slated for October 1, says Welfare Minister
State to compensate rising pension delivery costs
Ombudsman warns government about low pensions level
Lonely in Latvia: Older you are, lonelier you feel
Central bank warns of shrinking pensions due to demographic shift
Six thousand pensioners erroneously declared tax debtors
Baltics report highest share of pensioners at poverty risk in EU
New Conservatives' benefit hike would cost hundreds of millions
Outrage as police cut hemp in 72-year-old's garden
2nd pension capital will be inheritable
Non-taxable minimum income on pensions to be raised to €330 in 2021
Pensions to grow an average €18.27 this year
Latvia introduces year-long benefits for spouses of deceased pensioners
Average pension grows €19 on year in January
OECD: Latvia should raise minimum pensions sharply
1 in 5 Latvians 'at risk of poverty'
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