Forecasts indicate a 3.6% revaluation for contributory pensions in 2027, compared to 2.7% in 2026. The maximum pension could reach €3,484.40 monthly in 14 payments.
Contributory pensions paid in Spain could rise by around 3.6% in 2027, according to current forecasts. The definitive figure will be known at the end of this year, when the National Institute of Statistics (INE) publishes the November CPI, which will be used to calculate the average inflation that determines the revaluation.
The anticipated increase exceeds the 2.7% applied in 2026 and would affect more than ten million contributory pensions. The updating mechanism links the annual increase to the evolution of inflation, aiming to ensure that pensioners do not lose purchasing power.
In September, the CPI stood at 4.9%, mainly due to the rising costs of fuels, as reported by Marca. This trend influences the estimate of the increase for the upcoming year.
With a revaluation of 3.6%, the maximum pension from Social Security could be around €3,484.40 monthly in 14 payments in 2027. This figure is not definitive and will depend on the official data from November.
The calculation of the increase is based on the average inflation from December of the previous year to November of the current year. Until the November CPI is published, the exact percentage to be applied to pensions cannot be confirmed.

