Minister will receive the same as his colleagues who remain at the Court: R$ 46,366.19 monthly (amount without discounts)
Minister Luís Roberto Barroso, of the STF (Supreme Federal Court), who will anticipate his retirement from the Court on Thursday (Oct 9, 2025), will continue to receive the same salary and will maintain the prerogatives of the position.
Based on data from , other ministers who retired in recent years – such as Marco Aurélio Mello, Joaquim Barbosa, Rosa Weber and Carlos Ayres Britto – receive the same gross amount as those currently in office: R$ 46.366,19 monthly.
The net values vary according to compulsory deductions, such as social security contributions and IR (Income Tax), in addition to any deductions related to benefits and bonuses.
In the case of Barroso, 67 years old, he will no longer receive R$7,600.50 related to the permanence bonus, paid to magistrates who remain in activity even after meeting the requirements for retirement.
Barroso was during the retirement announcement. In his , in which his colleagues from the Court, the minister who “The time has come to follow other paths”.
“I don’t even have them well defined, but I have no attachment to power and I would like to live a little more of the life I have left without the public exposure, obligations and demands of the position”said Barroso.
Appointed in 2013 by (PT), Barroso held the position for more than 12 years and presided over the STF and the (National Council of Justice) for the last 2. Taking stock, he stated that he had dedicated himself “in the cause of Justice, the Constitution and democracy” and said he had received “the blessing of serving the country and giving back the much I received”.
It had already been considered, as shown by the Poder360. Speculation increased after Barroso left the presidency of the STF, giving way to Edson Fachin on September 29. In the last plenary session as president, he cited the “personal cost” caused by the function. He and 7 colleagues were targeted by sanctions imposed by the United States, including the revocation of their US visa.
Now, it will be up to the president (PT) to indicate who will join the STF to take Barroso’s seat.
