Chartered accountants, a record of profits and assets

A 2019 certainly to remember for the National Pension Fund and Assistance of Chartered Accountants (Cnpadc): the past year, in fact, is characterized by "record" figures, given that the current surplus rises, which "with almost € 860 million is more than double that of last year which was slightly above € 401 million ". And, in line with what was done in 2018, also in 2019 the sum "was entirely allocated to capital reserves which, at 31 December 2019, reached a total of 8 billion and 839 million, equal to 28.7 times the pensions paid in period". It was the meeting of the delegates of the pension institution, this afternoon, in Rome, to launch (without any vote against) the 2019 financial statements and the first review of the 2020 budget, with numbers that are, in the opinion of President Walter Anedda, comforting and encouraging for the future, also in consideration of the general scenario of difficulties resulting from the development of the Covid-19 pandemic in our country. "Among the certainly positive numbers of 2019 management, there is an increase in the average contribution rate which in 2019 exceeded 13.2% compared to 12.87% last year, a sign of the trust that our members place in the Cassa it was also the result of the effective social security education campaign that we carried out in the second half of the year ", is the comment of the top management. Furthermore, the audience of Cnpadc members also increased: in fact, last year, the share of professionals "increased by 1.7% from 68,552 to 69,719 compared to an increase in the number of retirees who from 7,972 they pass to 8,536 with a substantially stable ratio of 1 pensioner for every 8 members ". As mentioned, together with the 2019 financial statements, the Assembly of Delegates of the Private Social Security Fund also approved the first revision of the 2020 budget with "further growth in the number of members that should reach almost 71,000 accountants, for an overall expected contribution, between subjective and supplementary contributions, amounting to 805 million ", indicates in the document, according to which" 644, on the other hand, will be the new retirees who in 2020 will bring the total to 9,180 units, against total retirement benefits of 315.7 million, with an expected increase of + 2.7% compared to 2019 ", explains the Social Security Fund.

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