Revenues and Balance of Social Insurance Agency Funds |
EUR mil. |
|---|---|
| Current Revenues | 4 742,1 |
| Old Age Insurance Fund Revenues | 2 132,6 |
| Solidarity Reserve Fund Revenues | 743,3 |
| Expenditures of Fund on Pensions | 4 659,1 |
| Balance | -1 783,2 |
| Disability Insurance | 916,8 |
| Expenditures of Disability Insurance Fund on Pensions | 833,6 |
| Old Age Contributions for Disabled | n.a. |
| Balance | 83,2 |
| Sickness Insurance | 411,5 |
| Expenditures of Sickness Insurance Fund on Pensions | 332,2 |
| Balance | 79,3 |
| Accident Insurance | 125,3 |
| Expenditures of Accident Insurance Fund on Pensions | 44,0 |
| Balance | 81,3 |
| Unemployment Insurance | 240,9 |
| Expenditures of Unemployment Insurance Fund on Pensions | 200,4 |
| Balance | 40,5 |
| Employer Insolvency Insurance | 47,6 |
| Expenditures of Insolvency Insurance Fund | 50,1 |
| Balance | -2,4 |
| Administration Fund | 124,1 |
| Expenditures of Administration Fund | 135,5 |
| Balance | -11,4 |
Contributions paid to the Social Insurance Agency (SIA) are divided into funds from which benefits are paid according to their purpose (see review in section How much public sector spends). From every euro paid into SIA are about 3 cents used to finance its activities. Balance, which is the difference between revenues and expenditures of funds indicates that the financing of individual funds is not balanced. While the Pension fund even with added income from reserve solidarity fund has a loss, other state funds are in a significant surplus.