Brussels expects Britain to help fund its gold-plated £55 billion pension pot – which gives the average EU official £59,000 – for decades to come.
The astonishing perks allow the most senior officials, such as presidents of the EU’s institutions, to draw a maximum of £166,000 in yearly payments in retirement.
The EU’s 28 member states are currently lumbered with an astonishing £54.6 billion bill for pension and private health insurance payments.
According to analysts, Brussels could demand between £4.4 billion and £5.7 billion from the UK for its pension pot during Brexit negotiations.
Theresa May would face intense criticism if she agrees to foot the bill for lining the pockets of thousands including a string of Remain-supporting British peers.
At £59,000, the average Brussels pension payout is more than twice the UK average salary. Full story...
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The astonishing perks allow the most senior officials, such as presidents of the EU’s institutions, to draw a maximum of £166,000 in yearly payments in retirement.
The EU’s 28 member states are currently lumbered with an astonishing £54.6 billion bill for pension and private health insurance payments.
According to analysts, Brussels could demand between £4.4 billion and £5.7 billion from the UK for its pension pot during Brexit negotiations.
Theresa May would face intense criticism if she agrees to foot the bill for lining the pockets of thousands including a string of Remain-supporting British peers.
At £59,000, the average Brussels pension payout is more than twice the UK average salary. Full story...
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