The Tisza has slowed down in pension commitments, but experts remain optimistic.

The Hungarian government has slowed down its pension promises made during the campaign, but maintains key commitments like the 13th monthly pension and increases for low pensions. Experts view these announcements as a compromise between promises and budget realities. The 14th pension installment will only be partially paid next year, and the new pensioners' SZÉP card will be introduced, but only a quarter of the planned amount will be distributed by 2030. The government has not yet addressed the campaign promise regarding pensions following wage trends, indicating that upcoming adjustments will primarily be inflation-based.