Recent public opinion surveys indicate that 82% of the population in Turkey is experiencing financial hardship. This situation highlights the inadequacy of pension salaries.

According to the survey, 53% of participants stated they are "barely managing," while 29.4% reported they "could not manage and went into debt." These figures show how widespread economic difficulties are in society.

Pension salaries are proving to be insufficient for meeting basic needs. Research indicates that a significant portion of retirees struggle to make ends meet.

Recent surveys show that citizens are pessimistic about their economic situation. 58.6% believe that the Turkish economy will worsen in the next six months.

This situation significantly affects the living standards of retirees and minimum wage earners. The impact of economic policies and future expectations continue to be debated.