ChilePensions & RetirementRegulatory changes detected in official sources — tracked continuously by GovToDate's monitoring.
Last detection: 28 September 2026
What changes: It is reported that in September 2026, there will be an increase in the Universal Guaranteed Pension (PGU) for individuals aged 75 and over. This increase is part of ongoing pension reforms.
What changes: It is established that in September 2027, the maximum amount of the Universal Guaranteed Pension (PGU) will be increased for individuals over 65 years old. This adjustment is part of the pension reform implementation.
What changes: The pension reform includes an increase in pensions. Specifically, in September 2026, pensions for individuals aged 75 and over will be increased, and in November 2027, pensions for individuals aged 65 and over will be increased.
What changes: Law 21735 will fully come into effect on April 1, 2027. However, norms within this law have been established that will begin their validity prior to this date.
What changes: The Universal Guaranteed Pension (PGU) will be expanded to include pensioners under reparation laws and political exiles from the Valech and Rettig commissions, as well as pensioners from Dipreca and Capredena. This expansion aims to extend the benefit to a broader group of the population who were not previously covered.
What changes: The Superintendence of Pensions has published the regulation initiating the implementation of the new Single Contribution Collection System (SUCC), which will be operational from June 1, 2026. This centralized system will more efficiently manage the pursuit of overdue contributions, requiring AFPs to jointly sue for the collection of owed contributions in the same legal proceeding.
What changes: Starting in August 2025, a gradual increase in the employer contribution to the Permanent Social Security will begin, with an initial increase of 1%. This increase will be completed over nine years and will finance the Invalidity and Survival Insurance (SIS) and compensation for women due to longer life expectancies.
What changes: A compensation is introduced for women retiring at age 65, ensuring they receive the same pension as men with similar savings and family circumstances. This compensation will be paid monthly starting at age 65, provided the woman is pensioned for old age or disability and has not been outside the country for more than 180 continuous or discontinuous days in a calendar year.
What changes: In September 2025, the maximum amount of the Universal Guaranteed Pension (PGU) will be readjusted to 250 thousand pesos for pensioners aged 82 or over who receive the lowest base pensions. This readjustment is part of the pension reform.
What changes: In September 2026, the maximum amount of the Universal Guaranteed Pension (PGU) will increase for pensioners aged 75 or over. This is an additional step in the implementation of the pension reform to improve benefits for pensioners.
What changes: In September 2027, the maximum amount of the Universal Guaranteed Pension (PGU) will be increased for all individuals over 65 years of age. This adjustment completes the progressive implementation of the pension reform regarding the PGU amount.
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