Have you noticed that the current retired veteran cadres are simply "gold and silver mountains"!

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Have you ever wondered what your life will be like when you retire, and will you worry about not having enough income or enjoying benefits?

For most ordinary people, retirement can mean a decrease in income, a decrease in social status, a reduction in quality of life, or even being marginalized and neglected.

However, for some special groups of people, retirement is a different realm, they can not only maintain the original income and benefits, but even increase and improve.

Not only can they continue to participate in social affairs, but they can even influence national policy, and they can not only be respected by the people, but they can even become role models for them.

These special groups of people are the next topic we will talk about, retired veteran cadres.

1. Who are the retired cadres?

Retired veteran cadres refer to those cadres who have served as state leaders, members of the Central Committee, members of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, members of the Central Military Commission, leading positions at or above the provincial and ministerial levels, and other cadres with special contributions or status.

After retirement, they still enjoy a certain political status and social influence, and are still valued and respected by the state and society.

Most of these retired veteran cadres are leaders of the older generation of the party and the state, and they have participated in major historical events such as revolution, construction, and reform.

They have shouldered the heavy responsibilities of the state and the nation, and they have made major contributions to the party and the people.

2. How much money do retired veteran cadres have?

The income of retired veteran cadres mainly comes from two aspects, one is pension, and the other is other subsidies.

Pension refers to the basic income paid to retired veteran cadres on a regular basis in accordance with the standards prescribed by the state and in accordance with the position, rank, length of service and other factors.

Other subsidies refer to the additional income that is paid from time to time according to the special circumstances of retired veteran cadres and in accordance with the policies stipulated by the state.

Including medical subsidies, housing subsidies, transportation subsidies, communication subsidies, food subsidies, holiday condolences and so on.

So, how much do retired cadres earn? There is no definite answer to this question.

Because different retired veteran cadres enjoy different incomes according to their different situations. However, we can make a rough estimate based on some publicly available data.

The income of retired veteran cadres is between 7,000 yuan and 35,000 yuan per month, with an average of about 18,000 yuan.

It is between 84,000 yuan and 420,000 yuan per year, with an average of about 216,000 yuan.

These incomes are calculated according to the minimum standards, and in fact, they must be appropriately adjusted and increased according to the special situation of retired veteran cadres.

3. What kind of treatment do retired veteran cadres enjoy?

The income of retired veteran cadres is only a part of their economic security, and they also enjoy preferential treatment in other aspects.

Including medical security, housing security, transportation security, communication security, food security, festival security, etc.

These treatments not only reflect the respect and care of the state and society for retired veteran cadres, but also reflect the special status and role of retired veteran cadres.

The treatment of retired veteran cadres not only covers their basic living needs, but also involves their high-level quality of life, which not only reflects their material enjoyment, but also reflects their spiritual care, which is not only their due rights, but also their special honor.

Fourth, why can retired veteran cadres be like this?

The income and treatment of retired veteran cadres may surprise and puzzle many people, and some people may even feel unjust and dissatisfied, believing that this is an unfair and unreasonable phenomenon.

So, why are retired cadres able to enjoy such income and treatment? What are the reasons and grounds for this?

The income and treatment of retired veteran cadres is an affirmation and respect for their historical merits and status.

Retired veteran cadres are political leaders, political participants, and political supporters of the party and the state.

The income and treatment of retired veteran cadres is a recognition of and attention to their political status and political role.

Retired veteran cadres are social leaders, social participants, and social supporters of the Party and the state.

The income and treatment of retired veteran cadres is a recognition and importance of their social status and social role.

The income and treatment of retired veteran cadres are based on historical, political, social, and humanistic considerations and principles.

It conforms to the regulations and policies of the party and the state, embodies the ideas and spirit of the party and the state, safeguards the interests and goals of the party and the state, and promotes the development and progress of the party and the country.

epilogue

We should look at this issue objectively and rationally, do not blindly and radically judge this phenomenon, do not simply and one-sidedly deny this system, and do not attack this group easily and arbitrarily.

Retired veteran cadres are the precious wealth of our country, an important force of our country, a reliable support of our country, and a loyal support of our country.

Their income and treatment are a reward and respect for their merits and status, and an incentive and encouragement for their loyalty and responsibility.

In the future, we should continue to care for and pay attention to the life and work of retired veteran cadres, and continue to support and help the health and happiness of retired veteran cadres.

We should continue to respect and draw on the experience and wisdom of retired veteran cadres, and continue to listen to and adopt the suggestions and opinions of retired veteran cadres.

Dear readers, what do you think of retired veteran cadres? You are welcome to leave a message in the comment area.