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Brazilian micropension initiatives for gig workers

Overview

Brazilian associations, including Abrapp and Amobitec, have begun discussions regarding a micropension project. This initiative seeks to integrate app-based workers in the technology, delivery, and transport sectors into complementary pension schemes to provide social protection and legal security.

Subsequent analysis by Tivio Capital suggests that such micropensions could potentially supplement retirement income for approximately 38.5 million Brazilian workers, specifically targeting those in the informal economy. Projections indicate that monthly contributions ranging from R$ 50 to R$ 200 could provide long-term savings, though the study notes that low administration fees are essential for the model’s viability. Data from the Ministry of Social Security highlights existing disparities in administration fees between closed supplementary pension entities and the open segment.

Entities

Frederico Duarte · Ministry of Social Security · Abrapp · São Paulo · Amobitec

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Micropensions could supplement Brazilian retirement income

    A Tivio Capital study suggests micropensions could aid 38.5 million informal workers in Brazil, provided low administration fees are maintained to ensure viable retirement income.

  2. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Brazilian associations discuss micropensions and longevity

    Brazilian organizations are addressing social protection and demographic shifts through micropension projects for app workers and a longevity forum in São Paulo.

Sources

agenciasegnews.com.br · blog.abrapp.org.br · dev.tnonline.com.br · home.dgabc.com.br · infomoney.com.br · reinoliterariobr.com.br · viagemegastronomia.com.br