Retirees then get paid based on how many points they have.
Both the worth and the "cost" of those points scales with average income every year.
This basically autocompensates for inflation and rising wage levels, but decreases in population size are problematic.
Retirees then get paid based on how many points they have.
Both the worth and the "cost" of those points scales with average income every year.
This basically autocompensates for inflation and rising wage levels, but decreases in population size are problematic.